UnknownEntity
Technical User
Hi,
I'm administering a network whereby clients have a need to mask particular folders being seen by other users. This has been catered for by administrators manually editing the security and share permissions on nominated folders and scripting this in a bat file as a logon script on the new or existing user profile within active directory users and computers.
My question is that is there anyway to simply the administration of manually going into server folders and setting specific permissions and manually denying each user who is not supposed to access?
Looking for a common factor in users and classing them into a single domain local group and denying or granting access can work on a small scale but fails on larger networks 70+ users. Any ideas as how I can begin to simply this folder design?
Thanks.
I'm administering a network whereby clients have a need to mask particular folders being seen by other users. This has been catered for by administrators manually editing the security and share permissions on nominated folders and scripting this in a bat file as a logon script on the new or existing user profile within active directory users and computers.
My question is that is there anyway to simply the administration of manually going into server folders and setting specific permissions and manually denying each user who is not supposed to access?
Looking for a common factor in users and classing them into a single domain local group and denying or granting access can work on a small scale but fails on larger networks 70+ users. Any ideas as how I can begin to simply this folder design?
Thanks.