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9-6 Chapter 9 Administering Shared Folders
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groups. To assign permissions to user accounts and groups for a shared folder, use the
following steps:
1. On the Sharing tab of the Properties dialog box of the shared folder, click Permissions.
2. In the Permissions dialog box for the folder, ensure that the Everyone group is
selected and then click Remove.
3. In the Permissions dialog box, click Add.
4. In the Select Users Or Groups dialog box (shown in Figure 9-2), in the Enter The
Object Names To Select text box, type the name of the user or group to which you
want to assign permissions. Repeat this step for all user accounts and groups to
which you want to assign permissions.
Tip If you want to enter more than one user account or group at a time, separate the names
by a semicolon. If you want to ensure the names are correct, click Check Names.
Figure 9-2 Select a user or a group to which to assign permissions.
5. Click OK.
6. In the Permissions dialog box for the shared folder, click the user account or
group, and then, under Permissions, select the Allow check box or the Deny
check box for the appropriate permissions for the user account or group.
How to Create Multiple Share Names for a Shared Folder
You might want to grant different permissions on a shared folder. You can create multiple
share names for the same folder and assign each a different set of permissions. To
share a folder with multiple share names, open the folder’s Properties dialog box and
then click New Share. In the New Share dialog box (shown in Figure 9-3), you assign
a new share name, limit the number of connections to the share, and click Permissions
to grant the permissions for the shared folder.