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Configuring file share permissions
From the course: Running Microsoft Workloads on AWS
Configuring file share permissions
- [Instructor] In the previous videos in this chapter, I've shown you how to create a file system and I've shown you how to access that file system. But how do you control access to the file system? That's what I want to show you in this video. So as you can see, I'm logged into a domain-joined EC2 instance, and I have the file system on screen. And right now, we have a single share within that file system. Now, we could create additional shares if we wanted to, but for the sake of simplicity, I'm going to stick with a single share. So let's take a look at the permissions that exist for that share. I'm going to right-click on the share, and I'll go to Properties, and then I'll select Security. And here, we have Authenticated Users. So authenticated users currently have permission to modify the share, read and execute, list folder contents, read, and write. So an authenticated user basically has full permissions to anything inside of the share. Now, in a production environment, that's…