SmokieRat
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- Apr 30, 2014
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I've been reading and searching for awhile now and what I want to do doesn't seem to have been specifically asked before and following the general CIFS guides is not eliciting the results I'm trying to get so any help would be appreciated. Here's what I want to do...
We have about 50 Windows workstations. Each one connects with Active Directory credentials to a NAS(Sans Digital w/their own custom OS) that has a personal share for each person. The Share they log in to controls their permissions so they're only able to access their folder regardless of the folders own security. The AD admin has a separate share they log in to that allows them full access to the same folders regardless of the folders security.
I'm trying to mimic this in FreeNAS but I'm hitting a snag and I'm not sure what I'm missing. I've created the dataset with the AD admin and AD admin group as the initial permissions then created a share to the top level for the admin. Inside this dataset we've created folders for each AD user and then created a share for each folder. Using Windows Computer Management through a Win 7 computer we've then set the Share Permissions so only that single AD user is listed. Once setup we turned the CIFS service off and on to make sure things are set.
Unfortunately it's doesn't seem to be enforcing the Share Permissions and instead enforces the Folders permissions. Users that are not listed on the Share Permissions are still able to access the share on FreeNAS.
Are there any known issues or does someone have any idea why this would be happening? Any and all help is much appreciated as I slow tear out my hair trying to make this work.
tldr; Single dataset w/ several folders
Each folder has single AD user access controlled by Share Permissions and only allows access to that folder.
Admin has Share to the top level that allows access to all.
Share permissions are being ignored for folder permissions and we don't want that.
We have about 50 Windows workstations. Each one connects with Active Directory credentials to a NAS(Sans Digital w/their own custom OS) that has a personal share for each person. The Share they log in to controls their permissions so they're only able to access their folder regardless of the folders own security. The AD admin has a separate share they log in to that allows them full access to the same folders regardless of the folders security.
I'm trying to mimic this in FreeNAS but I'm hitting a snag and I'm not sure what I'm missing. I've created the dataset with the AD admin and AD admin group as the initial permissions then created a share to the top level for the admin. Inside this dataset we've created folders for each AD user and then created a share for each folder. Using Windows Computer Management through a Win 7 computer we've then set the Share Permissions so only that single AD user is listed. Once setup we turned the CIFS service off and on to make sure things are set.
Unfortunately it's doesn't seem to be enforcing the Share Permissions and instead enforces the Folders permissions. Users that are not listed on the Share Permissions are still able to access the share on FreeNAS.
Are there any known issues or does someone have any idea why this would be happening? Any and all help is much appreciated as I slow tear out my hair trying to make this work.
tldr; Single dataset w/ several folders
Each folder has single AD user access controlled by Share Permissions and only allows access to that folder.
Admin has Share to the top level that allows access to all.
Share permissions are being ignored for folder permissions and we don't want that.