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Select the desired shared folder/file by either specifying the UNC path/Scan profile (Shares) name, Add From a list of available computers or import the list of UNC paths from a text file by clicking the relevant tabs. Let us do a quick walk through of how to grant, revoke and modify permissions for a set of Users / Groups using NTFS Security Manager in version 1.0.

Power Search feature conditionally finds NTFS permissions on Files/Shares using powerful search queries.

Create subsets of Computers/Users & Groups/Shares using the Scan Profiles manager for recursive use in permissions management.

View and modify permissions on Shares, Folders and Files for every Account without any impact on the inheritance from its parent object.

Allow or Block inheritance from the parent Share/Folder into the current File/Folder/Share.

Delete permissions from explicitly assigned Account permissions.

Delete selected Accounts including its permissions from the Files, Folders and Shares permissions list.

Replace existing permissions with new permissions.

Grant permissions to multiple Accounts in one operation for File/Folder/Shares access.

You can create data subsets for your network using powerful scan options and meaningfully segment your entire network for managing permissions. NET technology, bringing you the best-in-breed NTFS Management solution for your entire Windows Network. Vyapin’s NTFS Security Manager has been architected using the latest Microsoft.

With Vyapin’s NTFS security Manager you can modify the security permissions of Shares, Folders and Files present in your network without affecting the inheritance from the parent object. – Grant, Revoke, Modify Permissions on Shares, Folders and Files Our objective is to offer world-class products and solutions that address the demanding needs of Systems Management for the evolving Enterprise. Vyapin builds intelligent, cost-effective Systems Management solutions that bridge the gaps in Data, Information and Knowledge that exist across the enterprise – it’s Systems, processes and people.