E:\share

E:\share\john

E:\share\mike

E:\share\karl

 

john has access to read to "share" and read/write access to "john" folder and mike & karl has only read access to this folder (john)

 

mike has access to read to "share" and read/write access to "mike" folder and john & karl has only read access to this folder (mike)

 

karl has access to read to "share" and read/write access to "karl " folder and mike & john has only read access to this folder (karl).

 

I have like 50 employees all with roaming profiles which is stored in different folder " E:\profiles " and what I want to do is create a folder called as "Share" with file permission to share the data between the domain users. (Also "E:\share" is mapped through group policies so that they can read directly from My Computer)

 

I gave the sharing permission to "E:\share" as domain-user as Read then I unchecked in inherit option in security for the sub folder.(properties>security>advance>edit>uncheck inherit).

 

And then I gave full access to users.

 

 

It doesnot seems to work.

 

Is their anything that I am doing wrong..?

What doesn't work? People can't READ the content of SHARE folder? Can they access the C:\share\UserName folder?

The user cannot write but read.

Select the folder, security > advanced > effective permission and select the user which can't write. Verify the permissions are correct. I think there's another inheritance somewhere.