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Posted by Roger Abell [MVP] on September 19, 2008, 9:53 am
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bad form, but a correction is noted within where it was really unclear
>> Hi in the confusion of Google I cant seem to find a straight answer about
>> permissions. I know Authenticated users includes any user who has
>> authenitcated against a DC right?
> Yes, that is pretty much it in a domain environment. For a standalone it
> is
> an account that has authenticated on that machine.
>
>> So if I wanted to add all my users to
>> access a share whats the diff between using Authenticated Users and
>> Everyone?
>>
> You would probably want to use Domain Users. Everyone would include
> Guest if it is enabled and used, else it
it was meaning Authenticated Users
> is pretty much Everyone (unless the
> group policy setting that allows everyone to include anonymous is in use).
> However, notice that these are all accounts in the forest, not just the
and these again was referring to Authenticated Users
> domain where used, hence the comment about using Domain Users.
>
>> Also, if I created a share and gave a certain Group, call it "Accounts"
>> full
>> access to this folder. The Everyone or Authenticated or anyone group
>> wont
>> give access to this folder through some kind of wacky way microsoft do
>> things
>> or anything like that will it? The only way Authenticated Users will get
>> access is by either inhertigin it from folders above or my me adding that
>> group to the persmissions of that share right?
>
> I am sorry but can you rephrase that ? I really could not fully follow
> what
> was being stated. However, of what I could grasp it does not seem right
> that you cannot directly set a grant but must cause it to inherit onto
> what
> you want the grant set upon.
>
> Roger
>
>
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