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AJTID
Jul 30, 2015Aspirant
Best Practices for file sharing
Hello Colleagues,
Do we have a best practice guide available in order to comfort different usage scenarios ?
I have searched the forum and also found the below guide.
Unfortunately we feel it lacks some details we were hoping to find.
We try to do the following:
| Account | Privileges |
| AD domain admin users | ??? |
| Contents contributor , Owners | Read/Write |
| AD domain users | Read only |
We are not clear yet about permission of AD domain admin user group.
We tried multiple ways to set it up.
Whatever we tried, we get full privileges for all domain users (admin and non privileged users).
Only user "Everyone" can be set to read only.
Any help is appreciated.
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RN516
Firmware 6.2.4
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- JennCNETGEAR Employee Retired
Hello AJTID,
Setting up permission to the shares of the NAS when the NAS is integrated to AD needs not much config on the admin page, it's just share should be set to Everyone with read/write access and Allow anonymous access should not be marked as enabled. Then the rest of the permissions should be configured on the Windows server using the administrator account that you entered on the admin page's Authentication to set it to AD.
Make sure also that when you switch to Local users under Authentication you have no local user listed that has the same name with one of the shares and/or one of the domain users.
See also step 3 at http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/12261/related/1 for permissions setup.
Regards,
- AJTIDAspirant
JennC,
We followed the instructions on the page you gave even before posting.
When we try to do that we always get read/write permissions for domain users AND domain admins.
However we want general domaun users to have only read privileges, Folder and group Owners should have read/write privileges.
But as group owners doesnt mean "Domain users" or "Domain groups" only.
Hope thats not to confusing.
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