Problems with privileges

s3r3ft

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How about, I have a shared folder, which appears with the user file, but the strange thing is that it appears with a user systems, when it has already been erased completely, what can happen?.

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What I think you're observing is how Windows interprets the Unix permissions on the dataset.
 

s3r3ft

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The strange thing is that the user sistemas I erase it, and it keeps appearing there
 
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You mean the group sistemas? What users do you have assigned on the corresponding dataset? eg.

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I have it this way, but I wonder, if I need to create the shared folders with window, should I leave the root in unix?

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s3r3ft

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I have it this way, but I wonder, if I need to create the shared folders with window, should I leave the root in unix?
 
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Explain what it is you're trying to achieve? For instance, who is the primary user of the share and what will they be accessing the share from eg. a Windows PC?
 
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ok look, I'm working in a window 7, my intention that any user within the network lan, either win 7 or win10 can access this shared folder, with user that gave them access, such as user contabilidad, password xxxx, basically so I have my folder configured.

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I have this in the storage

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and I have this in the user

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but when looking at the properties of the shared folder, I see an unknown account, and I do not know why, a valid account should appear.

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Maybe I'm missing something to configure? or do something wrong?
 
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Not that it matters, but is user contabilidad the system administrator?
 
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my intention that any user within the network lan, either win 7 or win10 can access this shared folder
Other users have read access only or RW?
 
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I see an unknown account, and I do not know why, a valid account should appear.
You may have a corrupted groupmap. Let's put this to one side for the moment and resolve the permissions issue first.
 
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s3r3ft

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Other users have read access only or RW?
they have access to both, reading and writing, and the user contabilidad is not an administrator, it is just a simple user with read and write permissions, for owner users and groups
 
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So, just to be clear, you want the share to have the following properties:
A RW share for all users on the FreeNAS system, with authorised persons to administer the share.
 
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