#29977 - 2002-09-30 05:53 PM
One Mapped Dr with Multiple folders?
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surfkat
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Registered: 2002-09-26
Posts: 19
Loc: Oxford, UK
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Can anyone help?
I am transfering file from an old Novel Server 3.2 to a nice spanking sparkly Windows 2000 Server. Unfortunately mapping drives can be a nightmere!
Under Novell you can map drive shares to one mount point ie G:\General\Personnel and G:\General\Finance. So the user sees under the My Computer G:General only and when they click on the icon, they see only the folders they have a explicit(?) rights too.
I did think of Using INGROUP command and point to G:\General\Personnel and then run a seperate commend with another INGROUP statement but G:\General\Finance. But this will not work.
Any ideas, Folks?
Cheers
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#29979 - 2002-10-01 05:26 AM
Re: One Mapped Dr with Multiple folders?
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Chris Jorgan
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Registered: 2002-08-29
Posts: 10
Loc: Japan
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Since you mentioned that you are now using W2K Server, have you considered DFS. If you're unfamiliar, here's some details from the internet: Collections of files located on various Windows 2000 servers and workstations can be tied together under a DFS root share, so it is no longer necessary to mount a drive for each server individually. Maybe something along these lines would help.
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#29982 - 2002-10-01 09:53 AM
Re: One Mapped Dr with Multiple folders?
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surfkat
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Registered: 2002-09-26
Posts: 19
Loc: Oxford, UK
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Thanks for the replies. Not quite sure what to do now. I think I will try denyiung the right to list the subfolders. But I am not sure this would work.
DFS could be a solution, does it work with Windows 98 Clients?
Maybe I should have upgraded to Netware 6!!!
Cheers
ps My mind is ok Thanks!
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#29983 - 2002-10-01 09:58 AM
Re: One Mapped Dr with Multiple folders?
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surfkat
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Registered: 2002-09-26
Posts: 19
Loc: Oxford, UK
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les_ligetfalvy
I think you do not understand what I want. In Novell you can map one drive letter to one drive/partition/volume. Then give the individual rights to actually use the folders on that mount. The folders that the individual cannot use, they cannot see. Its a really useful tool. The nearest thing Windows Server has is home directories. The user only sees the folder they have rights too.
So any ideas?
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