Setup Share Folders with NTFS Permission in Windows Server 2019

[@syafjasmi4980]

Very very useful lesson.. thanks so much author. Keep on adding more useful tutorials

[@seriousx95]

LOVE LOVE the Videos.. More please..

[@ssist01]

Thanks so much man. Really helped me a lot. Nice accent.

[@danielgx83]

thanks again bro

[@Linuxenthusiast]

great video , Thank you!

[@MSFTWebCast]

Glad you liked it!

[@Linuxenthusiast]

@@MSFTWebCast awesome :) You are a great teacher!!

[@ΔημήτριοςΦκιαράς]

Hello, thanks for the video! What about adding some conditions? For certain devices or users?

[@DanielNjora]

Good job always!

[@KevinDMontillo]

Hi witch is the order from the videos?

[@danielgx83]

its not in the video but you need to install roles and features >> file storage and >> shares & iscsi so that it looks like his server manager, this if you do it on different server which should be called FileSRV

[@MSFTWebCast]

Correct and noted, I'll make sure to mention it in future videos.

[@sandippawar5182]

Hi, could you guide to create limited count of subfolders in main shared folder.

[@stevieJaxWildlife]

I got stuck at 4:49. My folder doesn't show up in the shares.

[@MSFTWebCast]

For this video, I had created those users and group to setup NTFS permission. You can use any users or group from your Active Directory or you can go with Domain Users built-in security group to setup permission. What exactly you do to share the folder. (means I want to know at which point you stuck in share folder wizard) .

[@stevieJaxWildlife]

@@MSFTWebCast Thank you for your quick response. I really am enjoying your videos. I know nothing about servers. I had been using a peer to peer network in windows 10 with just a small 2 person office, but decided to get a new computer running Windows Server 2019. Maybe I still need to install some features. But I don't know how to network with it, and thought your videos would help. All I want to do is network 4 computers.

[@ahteshamhassan546]

useful 😀

[@albertkaraev4686]

thx bro , god save indians

[@ierosgr]

A useful info upon creating those shared folders would be setting quotas also since users can allocate all c drivespace and WinServ stops working correctly if at all. Watched also your video of mapping a drive via GPO and neither there I found any info of quotas

[@azeem20090]

Dose your client in the same domain?

[@manojkumardoddamani3989]

how can be faster share folder permission larger folder?

[@MSFTWebCast]

Sorry I didn't understand your question. You can use icacls or Set-ACL PowerShell cmdlet to change the NTFS permission on the large folder. I think it will take less time compare to file explorer.

[@kannamani9373]

Please make a video for block and filter internet access via GPO

[@arjundas9307]

Please reply on this comment if space have available in between share folder name then what happended?

[@quinnxy]

Thank you so much

[@cannguyenvan3548]

Permission: can edit content but can't delete file. Can you help me?

[@psycl0ptic]

Why do you leave creator owner? I typically remove it.

[@MSFTWebCast]

So the user who creates get full control. But its up to the requirement.

[@psycl0ptic]

@@MSFTWebCast but then they own it and others can't edit it? I mean thats fine for users folders, but sucks for shared all company folders.

[@MSFTWebCast]

@@psycl0ptic Agreed with you.

[@cdefgyxz]

I have a question. I saw one company using weird sharing policy method. All client running under workgroup. but they are using domain user and group security to manage the shared folder... I can realize they someone cannot open others folder.. I know this only can run with client pc that join under domain.

[@robbobrave]

If local username and password is the same as on the server user/password it will work.

[@oscardelgadillo7980]

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[@ahmedsaad-lk2og]

ok

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[@MSFTWebCast]

Kya kare paaji bhagvan aisa hi banaya hai to...

[@maryamfarnegin1647]

thank you so much