I need to view permissions on a Server share...

[starwarsdad]

My client has an AD domain with a 2000 server and a 2003 server. There is a share on the 2000 server that has all user files and folders on it. Due to space constraints, I want to move the share to the 2003 server. When I did some testing on this, I noticed that a lot of data was not copied to my new share on the 2003 server. These users have set special permissions on their directories to prevent other users from accessing them (the CEO and CFO are examples). I would like to see which files and/or folders have special permissions applied and who the ower is. How can I accomplish this?

Thanks!

 

[starwarsdad]

bump^

 

[imported_Phil]

You right-click on the folder, go to Properties and then Security.

 

[starwarsdad]

There are over a hundred sub directories with individual permissions applied to them. I need to know if there is a way to see what the permissions are for all of them, preferably without having to check each file individually.

 

[nweaver]

there are command line tools that you can use to dump these permissions. A backup/restore from server to server would also preserver permissions (iirc).

 

[stash]

dumpsec.

 

[dawks]

Originally posted by: stash
dumpsec.

This program may also work.. ShareEnum

 

[Woodie]

cacls.exe

 

[starwarsdad]

Awesome, thanks for the responses. I will have to research these and see what works for me.

Thank you all!