Hey,
The previous answers face the NTFS-Permission.
For checking the SMB-Permission of the according SMB-Share you can try this:
$Directory = 'E:\\ServerFolder'
Get-SmbShare | Where {$_.Path -match $Directory} | Get-SmbShareAccess
Windows 2012 Server, Share Permissions
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I want to get a list of shared folders and security permissions in this server directory e:\serverfolder
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ErazerMe 46 Reputation points2021-06-22T16:07:13.793+00:00 -
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Rich Matheisen 48,116 Reputation points2021-06-22T18:18:09.477+00:00 I suppose it depends on how you read the original question. It may have been clear to the original poster, but it was ambiguous to me.
Get the share names of shared folders in the directory and their NTFS ACLs
Get the share names of shared folders in the directory and all the NTFS ACLs in the directory
Get the share names of shared folders in the directory and the permissions on those shares (ignoring the NTFS ACLs).
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Anonymous2021-06-22T05:36:24.83+00:00 Hi，
You may try this
$directory = 'e:\\serverfolder' Get-SmbShare | Where { $_.Path -match $directory } | Get-Acl | flBest Regards,
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Rich Matheisen 48,116 Reputation points
2021-06-21T18:38:32.13+00:00 The get the shares on the machine: Get-SmbShare
To recursively get the permissions on directories and files:
get-childitem e:\serverfolder -recurse | get-acl | Format-List # or some other way of displaying the data