Right now, I have a remote desktop user that need access to a specific folder nested within other folders. This is my current setup.
H:\hello\world\
Permissions are handled using groups.
I want user 1 to have access to the “world” folder, but no access to the “hello” folder. Currently I am able to use a shortcut to “h:\hello\world\” which will allow User into the folder and list contents. User cannot go up a level nor can User access h:\.
User is not apart of any groups that have access to other parts of this drive, and is only apart of the “remote users” group which grants User access via mstsc.
Currently User can view contents as well as contents of all subfolders within “world,” create new folders and new files with default names (ie, “new folder,” or “new text document.txt”). However, User is not able to rename folders, move folders, or rename files.
I disabled inherited permissions on the “World” folder, and added User to the access list. User has modify permissions, but even when I give User full access, the same problem persists.
how do I solve this problem? I need User to be able to move folders around and rename newly created files.