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NTFS file system folder permissions by using Active Directory ServI followed the example at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/899553/EN-US/ and
it works great but it gives Full Control. I figured out how to give read write also. But how can I set the permission to Modify? The "Modify" option that you can see in the Windows UI is not a single
right. Instead, it is a combination of multiple rights, a more complete list of which can be seen under the "advanced" UI view. I'm guessing that, on top of read and write, you probably want to grant at least the right to add new children (and perhaps the right to delete children), but that's just a guess since I have no idea what your intended usage of the target folder might be... Show quoteHide quote "IronDraco" <IronDr***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A70477EF-B501-46B8-93E7-665D88175FE5@microsoft.com... >I followed the example at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/899553/EN-US/ and > it works great but it gives Full Control. I figured out how to give read > write also. But how can I set the permission to Modify? Thank you. I had a brain block.
Show quoteHide quote "Nicole Calinoiu" wrote: > The "Modify" option that you can see in the Windows UI is not a single > right. Instead, it is a combination of multiple rights, a more complete > list of which can be seen under the "advanced" UI view. I'm guessing that, > on top of read and write, you probably want to grant at least the right to > add new children (and perhaps the right to delete children), but that's just > a guess since I have no idea what your intended usage of the target folder > might be... > > > > "IronDraco" <IronDr***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:A70477EF-B501-46B8-93E7-665D88175FE5@microsoft.com... > >I followed the example at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/899553/EN-US/ and > > it works great but it gives Full Control. I figured out how to give read > > write also. But how can I set the permission to Modify? > > > 
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