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by ---tk--- Accepted solution
first here is a link:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb727008.aspx
second... only give domain/admnins and local/admin's full control permission to the highest folder (should populate down)... then add domain/users as read, and list contents.... then down in each subfolderX group X (user A,B,C are apart of this group) gets all except "full control"... subfolderY group Y (user D,E,F are apart of this group) get all except "full control"... are you following??
Also every user needs to be part of domain/user group... or they will not be able to see anything... this way group Y can not see group X's stuff or delete it... and vise versa...
**I would test all this out on a test box before you go setting permissions, so you can practice, practice, practice!!
Don't give full control to users, plain and simple.. Only to Administrators!! reason being, every user (no offense to users) but they "already did that", or "I already knew that" its all the same... thats why we make it so they can't F*** it all up!
Hopefully this helps, there is alot more to it... but its been a while since I have dealt with permissions... so that is all by memory... Good luck! and post up if you have any more questions.
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