October 2012
Intermediate to advanced
1104 pages
64h 7m
English
Windows 8 and 7 computers only let network users see the presence of files and folders that they actually have permission to use, based in most cases on their username and password. It’s worth explaining just how that permission is determined. It’s not that difficult a topic, but it’s complicated by the fact that there are several different ways that permissions are calculated by Windows networking, depending on settings and the versions of Windows you encounter.
Note
In the following discussion, we refer to “files,” but the issues are the same for both the files and folders inside any shared folder.
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