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Command line query???

Shad0w · 2014-04-04 11:01:05

Hi, I have been tasked with the unenviable job of extracing lists of Users from 10+ Fileshares in the company I work for. We are migrating data from physical Servers to a NAS. What I need to get is a list of shares, what users\groups connect to those shares and what their permissions are. All servers are part of a Domain.…

04-04-2014 12:01pm

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Shad0w

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Hi,

I have been tasked with the unenviable job of extracing lists of Users from 10+ Fileshares in the company I work for. We are migrating data from physical Servers to a NAS. What I need to get is a list of shares, what users\groups connect to those shares and what their permissions are.

All servers are part of a Domain.

Is there any Command line I can use to extract this data or is there any ( free ) 3rd party tool that can be used??

Any help/advise is greatly appreciated.

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#2 06-04-2014 8:19pm

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Would Microsoft Sysinternals ShareEnum be a convenient way for you?

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897442

You can check who is accessing shares at the current time using net session, but it sounds that you'd have liked share access auditing which is a bit of a performance hog.

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