Share and NTFS Permissions

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Well done ITFreeTraining, I will be glad to add more knowledge to this precious explanation for hole world :) Notice, Share permisionss will be applyed only when user attend to get to the folder from network, and share perms. can be assigned only to folders. NTFS permisionss will be applyed when user attend to get to the folder from the network, and if he/she sit localy for Server(if he has logon locally right). One good example for Share + NTFS When is user member of more groups, for example User1 is member of Group1 and Group2 Group 1 have: Share=Read,NTFS=Read/Execute Group 2 have: Share=Change,NTFS=Full Control It's good practice to get summary of all, Group1 Share= Read + Group2 Share= Change = Most cumulative wins= Change Group1 NTFS= Change + Group2 NTFS= Full Control = Most cumulative wins= Full Now it's time to get most restricitve Share(Change)+NTFS(Full Control)=Change Greetings from Serbia, God bless !

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+Nemanja Jovic That is correct. When logged in locally only NTFS permission apply. However, if you connect to a share on the local computer and access it through that share, the share permissions will apply.

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Great Video, but i have a question. at which OS layer do the share permission and the NTFS permissions operate?

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Which OSI layer? Or which area in the operating system does it operate such as Kernel or Userspace?

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what if full control permission in share and write permission in ntfs . which is most restrictive access..?? or what user access..??

[@edenhazard5099]

Sir how I can read the permissions details of the shared folders using c++? I'm using NetShareEnum function(docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/lmshare/nf-lmshare-netshareenum). And when I tried to print the shi502_permissions member of the struct PSHARE_INFO_502 gives me 0 always. Can't getting the values of it. Is there any other method? Please help!

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