Netware 6.5 - Inherited Permissions
20 January 2006, 10:37 PM
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Netware 6.5 - Inherited Permissions
Hello all,
I'm having to delve into Netware 6.5 again, and I need to know how to set/reset inherited permissions on a volume.
Under windows I would use the "reset permisions on all child objects..." option, on Mac OS X Server I would click the "Copy" button or select "Propogate Permissions". Under linux I'd use "chmod -R 770"
How do I do the same thing under Netware 6.5? I'm assuming it is possible through ConsoleOne, there is an inherited rights option, but it does not seem to suggest it will push the permissions throughout the folder structure, which is what I want to do.
TIA
I'm having to delve into Netware 6.5 again, and I need to know how to set/reset inherited permissions on a volume.
Under windows I would use the "reset permisions on all child objects..." option, on Mac OS X Server I would click the "Copy" button or select "Propogate Permissions". Under linux I'd use "chmod -R 770"
How do I do the same thing under Netware 6.5? I'm assuming it is possible through ConsoleOne, there is an inherited rights option, but it does not seem to suggest it will push the permissions throughout the folder structure, which is what I want to do.
TIA
20 January 2006, 11:43 PM
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From memory, you can do it from ConsoleOne or NWAdmin but I always found it was easier to do it on a PC with the Novell client already installed, Right click on the folder, select permissions, or Novell Permissions and in there I think there was a permissions tab.
On that tab it shows all the users with permissions to that directory. It's in there somewhere I'm sure.
Can be any more precise as I've not used it for about 18 months thank god
Darren
On that tab it shows all the users with permissions to that directory. It's in there somewhere I'm sure.
Can be any more precise as I've not used it for about 18 months thank god
Darren
23 January 2006, 08:44 AM
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god I've not touched Netware in years (used to be an MCNE too).
Do you still get the old RIGHTS command from a DOS prompt? That's the way I'd do it in the past.
Do you still get the old RIGHTS command from a DOS prompt? That's the way I'd do it in the past.
23 January 2006, 09:42 AM
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Mrkus,
The way I would do it (and have just checked this one) is to go into windows explorer > right click > properties on the relevant volume > "Netware rights" > Inherited rights and filters > view trustees below directory..... highlight the lot and then > Remove Trustee (assuming that you want to remove everybody and so on.....
HTH
Andy
EDITED TO ADD: I'd do it this way cos you can have completed it by the time ConsoleOne takes to load!!!
The way I would do it (and have just checked this one) is to go into windows explorer > right click > properties on the relevant volume > "Netware rights" > Inherited rights and filters > view trustees below directory..... highlight the lot and then > Remove Trustee (assuming that you want to remove everybody and so on.....
HTH
Andy
EDITED TO ADD: I'd do it this way cos you can have completed it by the time ConsoleOne takes to load!!!
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