《09_How to Use Windows ACL to Manage User Permissions on the QNAP NAS》.docx

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《09_How to Use Windows ACL to Manage User Permissions on the QNAP NAS》.docx

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How to Use Windows ACL to Manage User Permissions on the QNAP NAS “Let You Set Permissions Management Easily” IntroductionWindows ACL allows the QNAP NAS administrator to configure file and folder permissions for the local and domain users on the NAS from Windows Explorer.? The administrator can add, modify, and remove Windows ACL permissions of the NAS on Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, Windows Server 2003, and Windows 2008. Note:?The QNAP NAS firmware must be v3.7.0 or above. This application note will guide you to: HYPERLINK .tw/i/en/trade_teach/con_show.php?op=showonecid=9 \l A Enable Windows ACL HYPERLINK .tw/i/en/trade_teach/con_show.php?op=showonecid=9 \l B Configure basic permissions HYPERLINK .tw/i/en/trade_teach/con_show.php?op=showonecid=9 \l C Configure advanced permissions HYPERLINK .tw/i/en/trade_teach/con_show.php?op=showonecid=9 \l D Calculate effective permissions HYPERLINK .tw/i/en/trade_teach/con_show.php?op=showonecid=9 \l E Transfer files from a Windows Server to the NAS Enable Windows ACL Login the NAS as “admin”. Go to “Privilege Settings” “Share Folders” “Advanced Permissions”, select “Enable Windows ACL Support” and click “Apply All”. Note:?When Windows ACL is enabled while Advanced Folder Permissions are disabled, the file and folder permissions will only apply to Samba service. ?To apply the permission settings to Samba, FTP, AFP, and Web File Manager, please also enable “Advanced Folder Permissions”. Configure basic permissions Open Windows Explorer and connect to the NAS via Samba. ?Right click a shared folder and select “Properties”.? Under the “Security” tab are the permission settings.? Click “Edit”. Select a user name (NAS local or domain user). ?Modify the permissions for the user and click “Apply”. Configure advanced permissions To configure advanced permissions, right click a shared folder and select “Properties”.? Click “Advanced” under the “Security” tab. Click “Change Permissions”. Click “Edit” to configure