NTFS permissions and share permissions are cumulative. In other words, access to a share over the network will use the most restrictive permissions, regardless of whether they're NTFS or share permissions

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Alfred Haynes

30 September, 13:52

NTFS permissions and share permissions are cumulative. In other words, access to a share over the network will use the most restrictive permissions, regardless of whether they're NTFS or share permissions

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Jason · Answer 1

Answer and Explanation:

N T F S permissions and share permissions are cumulative.

For example:

When you copy a file from one to another then it inherit the permission to target. This represent that file is copied within same volume or different volume.

A file will retain its permissions when you move file between same volume.

A file moved from one volume to separate volume inherits the permissions of volume.