There is also a program on the Tools&Apps CD that you can use from a Linux system to see or set ACLs (the FS must be exported to that Linux server for root, mounted on the Linux server and you must be root) Look in the "Managing Celerra Multiprotocol Environment" document in the section "manage ACLs from Unix client" Param cifs acl.extacl must be set to 5  For example (view ACL) ./emcgetsd  -D ip-nas   /mnt/tmpdm3/dir7Server=dm3, Path in the server=/tmpdm3/dir7Dump of /tmpdm3/dir7 Security DescriptorOwner uid=502 NT='BUILTIN\Administrators'Group gid=10001 NT='UNIX GID=0x2711 '''----------------DACL ----------------GRANT ALL NT='Everyone'Access RWXPDO 0x1f01ffFullControlModifyReadExecuteReadWriteListFolderContentsFlags 0x13OBJECT_INHERITCONTAINER_INHERITINHERITED_ACE----------------SACL ----------------none  Example (set ACE): ./emcsetsd   -D ip-nas   -g bergec,ReadExecute   /mnt/tmpdm3/dir7Server=dm3, Path in the server=/tmpdm3/dir71 ACE added ./emcgetsd   -D ip-nas   /mnt/tmpdm3/dir7Server=dm3, Path in the server=/tmpdm3/dir7Dump of /tmpdm3/dir7 Security DescriptorOwner uid=502 NT='BUILTIN\Administrators'Group gid=10001 NT='UNIX GID=0x2711 ''‘----------------DACL ----------------GRANT uid=1001 NT='IP-NAS\bergec'Access R-X---0x1200a9ReadExecuteReadListFolderContentsFlags 0x0 GRANT ALL NT='Everyone'Access RWXPDO 0x1f01ffFullControlModifyReadExecuteReadWriteListFolderContentsFlags 0x13OBJECT_INHERITCONTAINER_INHERITINHERITED_ACE----------------SACL ----------------none  Claude
Hey All -  So.. I was messing around with permissions this morning try to remove the "EVERYONE" out of the NTFS perms and accidentally locked myself out of one one of my File System folders (\\nas\c$\FSNAME), is there anyway from the CS to change the ownership of the share so i can fix the permissions?  Thanks -  Chris
Restore Ownership