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This article introduces you how to create a shared folder in ActiveDirectory, the content is very detailed, interested friends can refer to, hope to be helpful to you.

In the ActiveDirection domain, the advantage of the ActiveDirection domain can only be realized by extending the user-specific permission setting to the category of the directory. By setting user access rights for shared folders, you can ensure the security of these shared resources. It is important to note that these security settings can only be made in partitions in NTFS format.

To create a shared folder in the ActiveDirectory domain, the user must have at least Administrator (system administrator) or PowerUser (superuser) permissions on the local computer. Taking the creation of a shared folder in a domain controller (DC) running a WindowsServer2003 (SP1) system as an example, the steps are as follows:

How to create a shared folder in a domain controller step 1:

Log in to the WindowsServer2003 (SP1) system as a system administrator, right-click the folder you want to set as shared (such as the Book Planning Department), and select share and Security from the pop-up shortcut menu, as shown in figure 1.

Figure 1 Select the share and Security command

How to create a shared folder in a domain controller step 2:

Switch to the sharing tab in the Book Planning Department Properties dialog box that opens, then select the share this folder checkbox, and click OK, as shown in figure 2.

Figure 2 setting up shared folders

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