Question about userrights ...
 

Hello

I have a problem to solve the following question.
I´ve searched my whole MCSE-Books to find a solution for this task:

"I am confronted with a new network with a domain, a fileserver, many files,
folders and users. I have to find out which user or security group has rights
on which folders. Also I have to create an overview within a list from the
results with only Windows tools."

What are the steps I have to do, to reach the goal?
I hope that there is a helping hand in the community.
Thanks in advance.

RE: Question about userrights ...
 

Download the resource kit - http://www.microsoft.com/windows/reskits/

use showacl.exe to enumerate user permissions.
(in win2000 its xcalcs.exe)

Andrew


"st.e" wrote:

> Hello
>
> I have a problem to solve the following question.
> I´ve searched my whole MCSE-Books to find a solution for this task:
>
> "I am confronted with a new network with a domain, a fileserver, many files,
> folders and users. I have to find out which user or security group has rights
> on which folders. Also I have to create an overview within a list from the
> results with only Windows tools."
>
> What are the steps I have to do, to reach the goal?
> I hope that there is a helping hand in the community.
> Thanks in advance.

RE: Question about userrights ...
 

Thanks for the help.
Meanwhile I´ve found the same solution.

St.E

"andrew" wrote:

> Download the resource kit - http://www.microsoft.com/windows/reskits/
>
> use showacl.exe to enumerate user permissions.
> (in win2000 its xcalcs.exe)
>
> Andrew
>
>
> "st.e" wrote:
>
> > Hello
> >
> > I have a problem to solve the following question.
> > I´ve searched my whole MCSE-Books to find a solution for this task:
> >
> > "I am confronted with a new network with a domain, a fileserver, many files,
> > folders and users. I have to find out which user or security group has rights
> > on which folders. Also I have to create an overview within a list from the
> > results with only Windows tools."
> >
> > What are the steps I have to do, to reach the goal?
> > I hope that there is a helping hand in the community.
> > Thanks in advance.