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Home > Forums > MIS/IT > Operating Systems - Hardware Independent > Microsoft: NT 4.0 Server Forum

Changing Multiple share Permissions

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secureops (MIS)

31 Oct 09 9:11

Hi

I have a server that has a whack of shared folders. I would like to add the administrator account to each of them. The previous admin only allowed user accounts with Full Control. Is there a command line tool that i can use to do this? I have tried subinacl but is does not work on NT 4.0.

Thanks
Paul

tdrclan (Programmer)

1 Nov 09 8:32

I've seen some VB scripts that other admins use to manage security.

the place to start looking is Microsoft "scripting Guy"

HTH

secureops (MIS)

2 Nov 09 11:29

Actually, a little digging and I found this solution. It worked perfectly.

RMTSHARE \\servername\sharename$ Grant domain\Administrator:Full

Working with a share list I dumped it into Excel, tidied it up then created a CMD file. . Took 5 seconds and 100 shares were fixed.

Paul

cmeagan656 (TechnicalUser)

2 Nov 09 14:46

Thanks for posting back with your solution secureops. It will work for me on a project that I'm doing.

Hope this helps.

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