I'm wanting to replace a Windows Server 2012 File Server with napp-it but am confused by how to set the permissions. I'm certainly not opposed to buying a pro extension but would like to be able to manage from within Windows as well. I mapped my domain user account to root and it is showing the ownership to my domain account as opposed to root so am assuming all is working correctly there. However the Share permissions under Advanced Sharing are greyed out
I found a post where I can change using the fsmgmt.msc plugin but can only find how to change the share permissions on the root share. What I'd like to do is be able to also change the sharing permissions on folders underneath the root zfs share. I am able to change the actual permissions on the folders and files but not the sharing permissions like on Windows. Where I'm at now is the following, I could set up nested zfs folders and manage using the fsmgmt.msc or buy the pro acl extension or use chmod. Is this correct? Or should I not worry about the sharing permissions and just worry about the actual permissions on the files and folders. Sorry if I am missing something but appreciate any feedback.
I found a post where I can change using the fsmgmt.msc plugin but can only find how to change the share permissions on the root share. What I'd like to do is be able to also change the sharing permissions on folders underneath the root zfs share. I am able to change the actual permissions on the folders and files but not the sharing permissions like on Windows. Where I'm at now is the following, I could set up nested zfs folders and manage using the fsmgmt.msc or buy the pro acl extension or use chmod. Is this correct? Or should I not worry about the sharing permissions and just worry about the actual permissions on the files and folders. Sorry if I am missing something but appreciate any feedback.