when logging in locally with domain u/p

[johnyb98]

Please, I would like your help to clear up a domain matter in login.

So, let's say we have a desktop pc with Windows 7 Professional installed, and in this Windows we want to share a folder, let's call share name 'pearl'. In this Windows pc, the local accounts are:

Administrator

Guest

Bill

 

There are also two other domain accounts named:Sam and Paul.

From another pc in the network, Sam uses his domain username/password to login to the pc he seats in order to login to the domain. After logging in, he wants to access the 'pearl' folder.

 

a. In that case, for Sam will be used the share folder permissions only?

 

Now, on the other hand, according to aforementioned, Paul has not a local account in 'pearl' Windows pc. But, he wants to login from this specific pc to the domain, and access 'pearl' folder. So, he goes to that pc, and he uses his domain username/password to login.

 

b. Since he logs in, for him will be used the NTFS permissions (or to be more specific the cumulative share + NTFS permissions)?

 

Thank you!

[MWaldhauer]

Share permissions are only set for the share it self, not the folder. e.g. as soon as a user is authenticated NTFS permissions takes over. Normally Shares are simply shared with Everyone Full permissions and then usage and access is then controlled by NTFS permissions.