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Multiple Access Rights
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Access to a Share can be assigned to only 1 Group, but using nested Shares
may result in multiple groups being able to access a Share.
In the example above, if access to the shares "secret", "confidential", and "pub-
lished" were assigned to the groups "managers", "supervisors", and "staff"
respectively, then all 3 groups would have access to the share "published".
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If an individual user is in 2 groups with different access rights, they would re-
ceive the Least Restrictive access permission.
Common Administrative Tasks
Task Procedure
Protect Barricade
configuration Assign a password to the Admin user. Select Users, then
select the Admin user, and click Modify.
Create Users Users menu option. Click New User.
Edit User Details Users menu option. Select the user, then click Modify.
Create Groups Groups menu. Click New Group.
Change Group
Membership
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Select the Group on the Groups screen, and click
Members.
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OR, select the User on the Users screen, and click
Groups.
Create Shares Shares menu option. Click New Share.
Set Access to Shares Groups menu.
Select the Group, then click the Shares button. On the
Group/Share Relationship screen, you can select the
Share(s) and the type of access for this Group.
File Management Within any Share to which you have access, you can use
Windows Explorer to perform file management. Users in
the Administrator group can access any share, and can
also access the share "HDD1", which is the root direc-
tory on the Barricade.
Note:
You may sometimes see the following files, which have
been generated by AppleTalk clients:
.Apple Desktop
.Apple Double
Network Trash Folder
Do NOT delete these files!