Export File Share Permissions to CSV

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Export File Share Permissions to CSV

Marcus Wong Theen Nam 1,146

Hi,

I have came across several articles from microsoft or internet but all of them are script that help to export the NTFS permissions of shared folder. I would like to export out the Share permissions of those shared folder instead of NTFS permission to CSV file. I know that I could export out the registry key for shared folders but is there any commands or script that could export it out to csv file?

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Anonymous

Hi，

You can use the Get-Smbshare cmdlet to get the security descriptor of the share.

$share = "myshare"  
$file = "C:\temp\share.csv"  
Get-SmbShare -Name $share | Select-Object -Property Name,SecurityDescriptor | Export-csv -NoTypeInformation -Path $file

Best Regards,
Ian Xue

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Marcus Wong Theen Nam 1,146 Reputation points

2021-07-21T08:48:35.873+00:00

Hi Ian Xue,

Thanks for providing the script. Can I export all file shares permission at once instead of typing each shared folder name into the $share variable?

Anonymous

You just need to remove the "Name" parameter.

$file = "C:\temp\share.csv"
Get-SmbShare | Select-Object -Property Name,SecurityDescriptor | Export-csv -NoTypeInformation -Path $file

Marcus Wong Theen Nam 1,146 Reputation points

2021-07-21T09:10:39.817+00:00

Hi Ian Xue,

Thanks for the answer, let me try with the script and update you the result.
Marcus Wong Theen Nam 1,146 Reputation points

2021-07-21T09:13:47.627+00:00

Hi Ian Xue,

I've executed the script but the result showing as below:

May I know how can I change the property to show as USERNAME or EVERYONE with their share permission?
Anonymous

2021-07-21T09:23:06.677+00:00
The security descriptors here are written in SDDL. Or you can try Get-SmbShareAccess.

$file = "C:\temp\share.csv" Get-SmbShare | Get-SmbShareAccess | Export-Csv -NoTypeInformation $file
Marcus Wong Theen Nam 1,146 Reputation points

2021-07-22T01:30:24.893+00:00

Hi Ian Xue,

Thanks a lot! This script works well.

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