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Dabbler
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Hello, I imagine this question has been asked before but I haven't figure out what the search term is to find the post. This seems like such a common use case that I must be missing a term/name for this. I'm trying to do this without being forced to have a windows server for ACL
Can FreeNAS be setup in a way where there is a single SMB share with different folder views depending on the users permissions?
Example of two users with different permissions mounting Share1:
Share1 (user with admin group permissions)
----A
----B
----C
Share1 (user with something related to B group permissions)
-----B
I'm managing a FreeNAS 11 setup in a enterprise environment and I'm trying to figure out the best way to easily control who can see what folders in a single share. This is to avoid having 20 different shares and users that have access to all of them having to mount 20 different shares. It would be much easier if a user could mount one share and if they don't have permissions for one of the folders, they just don't see it listed.
Can FreeNAS be setup in a way where there is a single SMB share with different folder views depending on the users permissions?
Example of two users with different permissions mounting Share1:
Share1 (user with admin group permissions)
----A
----B
----C
Share1 (user with something related to B group permissions)
-----B
I'm managing a FreeNAS 11 setup in a enterprise environment and I'm trying to figure out the best way to easily control who can see what folders in a single share. This is to avoid having 20 different shares and users that have access to all of them having to mount 20 different shares. It would be much easier if a user could mount one share and if they don't have permissions for one of the folders, they just don't see it listed.
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