User:DukeEgr93/WindowsPermission

This page contains instructions for setting permissions for a single CIFS folder. The TAs and instructors for a class will have access to the contents of this folder, and this folder only, if these instructions are carried out correctly. The object name will vary based upon the semester and course. For Spring 2016, the appropriate objects are:

• ECE 110

grouper-duke-oit-applications-toolkits-ECE-110L-04-8746-1550-admin

• EGR 103

grouper-duke-oit-applications-toolkits-EGR-103L-001-8132-1550-admin

• EGR 224

grouper-duke-oit-applications-toolkits-EGR-224L-01L-8151-1550-admin

• Controls (ECE 382 and ME 344L)

grouper-duke-oit-applications-toolkits-ECE-382-001-9455-1550-admin

reboot!

• Mount your drive via windows
  • File Explorer -> Computer menu (right-click) -> Map Network Drive
    • Drive: Pick an unused letter (this example will use Z:)
    • Folder: \\homedir.oit.duke.edu\users\N\NetID
      • N is the first letter of your NetID; NetID is your NetID
      • If you logged in to the computer using your NetID, you can just Finish; if not, Connect Using Different Credentials. For Different Credentials, use WIN\NetID for the user name and your OIT password
• Set permissions for the main drive
  • Use file explorer to get to the "This PC" window where you see your mounted NetID folder
  • Right-click the NetID folder and choose Properties
    • Click Security tab
    • Click Advanced near the bottom
      • Click Add
        • Click Select a Principal
          • Click Advanced...
            • In the Common Queries tab, find the Name box. Make sure the "Starts with" option is selected. Unfortunately, there is no great way to find the group you need other than to type out just about the entire group name given above - fortunately, you can copy and paste it. Once you have entered it, click the Find Now button and you should see a search result with a Name of admin and an In Folder that has entries matching those in the name of the group. Select that group, then click OK.
          • In the Select User, Computer, Service Account, or Group window, admin should now be showing up in the Enter the object name field. Click OK
        • Set Type: to Allow
        • Set Applies to: to This Folder Only
        • Click the List folder contents - note that Read & execute and Read will also be checked. Since you are setting permissions only for the folder and not the folders or files within, that is fine
        • Click OK
      • Click Apply
      • Once the "Setting security information" window comes up, wait for about 30 seconds. If the process finished - great! If not, go ahead and cancel. If you cancel, a Windows Security warning will come up; click OK for that, then click Cancel in the Advanced Security Settings.
    • Click OK in the Properties window
• Set permissions for CLASS (EGR103, ECE110, EGR224, or CONTROLS) folder
  • Double-click in your NetID folder
  • If the CLASS folder exists; great. If not,
    • Right-click
    • New->folder
    • Give the folder the appropriate name (i.e. EGR103, ECE110, EGR224, or CONTROLS)
  • Right-click the CLASS folder and choose Properties
    • Click Security tab
    • Click Advanced near the bottom
      • Click Add
        • Click Select a Principal
          • Click Advanced...
            • In the Common Queries tab, find the Name box. Make sure the "Starts with" option is selected. Unfortunately, there is no great way to find the group you need other than to type out just about the entire group name given above - fortunately, you can copy and paste it. Once you have entered it, click the Find Now button and you should see a search result with a Name of admin and an In Folder that has entries matching those in the name of the group. Select that group, then click OK.
          • In the Select User, Computer, Service Account, or Group window, admin should now be showing up in the Enter the object name field. Click OK
        • Type: Allow
        • Applies to: This folder, subfolders, and files
        • Click Full Control
        • Click OK
      • On the bottom left of the Advanced window, click the "Replace all child object..." box
      • Click OK
      • For the Windows Security block, click "Yes" for wishing to continue
    • In the Properties window, click OK