Editing An Existing Share - Linksys NSS6000 Series Administrator's Manual

Managing the Shares

Editing an Existing Share

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Editing an Existing Share
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To assign users access to the share, move the users into one of the following
boxes. (The single angled bracket "<" or ">" moves the selection in the direction of
the bracket. The double angled bracket "<<" or ">>" moves the entire list in the
direction of the bracket.)
Setting individual user and group permissions on NFS shares only works when
joined to an NIS domain.
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Read-Only Users: These users have read-only access to the share.
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Read-Write Users: These users have full read-write access to the share.
To assign a group access to the share, move the users into one of the following
boxes. (The single angled bracket "<" or ">" moves the selection in the direction of
the bracket. The double angled bracket "<<" or ">>" moves the entire list in the
direction of the bracket.)
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Read-Only Groups: These groups have read-only access to the share.
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Read-Write Groups: These groups have full read-write access to the share.
Click OK.
After a share is created, you can make changes to it, such as changing user or
group permissions, changing the share attributes, and adding a DFS shared folder
for shares set up to be a DFS root. There is a limit of 21 users and groups (the
combined total) that you can assign access privileges to a share. If you have a
number of users that exceeds the limitation, assign the applicable users to a group
or groups and then assign the group to the share. There is no limit to the number of
users that you can assign to an individual group.
To edit a share:
From the Manager Menu, click Shares
Click Edit for the share you want to change.
Shares.
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