Log into your dedicated or cloud server as administrator.

Click on: Start

Click on: Administrative Tools

Under: Administrative Tools

Double click on: Computer Management

Under: Computer Management

Click on arrow: System Tools (Right Pane)

Click on arrow: Shared Folders

Right click on: Shares

Under: Create A Shared Folder Wizard

Click on: Next (Default)

Click on: Browse (Ex: C:\Shares)

(Find the folder you want to share)

Click on: Next

Under: Name, Description, and settings
1. Share name: (Ex: Shared Folder)
2. Description: (Ex: Shared for company)

Click on: Next

Under: Shared Folder Permissions

Click on: (Your choices are)
1. All users have read-only access
2. Administrators have full access; other users have read-only access
3. Administrators have full access; other users have no access
4. Customize permissions (Experienced Administrators)

Click on: Next

Click on: Finish (Default)

Share Name: (Ex: \\CompanyShare\Shares)

If you want to give additional shares to the system:

Go to the shared folder and right click. Go to Properties

Under: Shared Folder (Shared Properties)

Click on: Security

Under: Group or user names

Click on: Edit

Click on: Add

Click on: Advanced

Under: Select Users or Groups

Click on: Find now

Find user: (Ex: Jsmith@MyCompany.com)

Click on: OK

Click on: OK

Under: Permissions for (Ex:Jsmith)

Allow:
1. Full Control
2. Modify
3. Read & Execute
4. List Folder contents
5. Read
6. Write
7. Special Permissions

OR

Deny:
1. Full Control
2. Modify
3. Read & Execute
4. List Folder contents
5. Read
6. Write
7. Special Permissions

Click on: Apply

Click on: OK

Click on: Close

Reboot to apply settings

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