Comments on: Create a Share Remotely using the WMI Command-Line Tool http://www.microtom.net/?p=535 tom's windows tech blog Wed, 18 Aug 2010 08:01:31 +0200 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: microtom http://www.microtom.net/?p=535&cpage=1#comment-124 microtom Fri, 01 Jan 2010 14:49:48 +0000 http://www.microtom.net/?p=535#comment-124 Hey Jack, happy new year! Generally it is not a very good idea to lock down permissions on a share level. Use the NTFS instead. I never tried to change share level permissions, so I would have to find out first. If you want to go for the NTFS part you can use xcacls.exe or cacls.exe (Windows built in). That also works remotely (eg <code>cacls \\SERVER1\Share$ /G domain\jack:F /T</code>) Greetings, Tom Hey Jack, happy new year!
Generally it is not a very good idea to lock down permissions on a share level. Use the NTFS instead. I never tried to change share level permissions, so I would have to find out first.
If you want to go for the NTFS part you can use xcacls.exe or cacls.exe (Windows built in). That also works remotely (eg cacls \\SERVER1\Share$ /G domain\jack:F /T)

Greetings,
Tom

]]> By: Jack http://www.microtom.net/?p=535&cpage=1#comment-123 Jack Thu, 31 Dec 2009 23:03:35 +0000 http://www.microtom.net/?p=535#comment-123 How do you create the share with the Share Permission set to "Read" or "Change"? By default this sets the share permission to "Full Control". Also can you add any other users or groups besides "Everyone"? Thanks. How do you create the share with the Share Permission set to “Read” or “Change”? By default this sets the share permission to “Full Control”. Also can you add any other users or groups besides “Everyone”?

Thanks.

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