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Configure and manage shared folders - Training
This module examines various methods of sharing folders, along with the effect this has on file and folder permissions when you create shared folders on an NTFS-formatted partition.
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By Mark Russinovich
Published: October 12, 2021
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An aspect of Windows NT/2000/XP network security that's often overlooked is file shares. A common security flaw occurs when users define file shares with lax security, allowing unauthorized users to see sensitive files. There are no built-in tools to list shares viewable on a network and their security settings, but ShareEnum fills the void and allows you to lock down file shares in your network.
When you run ShareEnum it uses NetBIOS enumeration to scan all the computers within the domains accessible to it, showing file and print shares and their security settings. Because only a domain administrator has the ability to view all network resources, ShareEnum is most effective when you run it from a domain administrator account.
ShareEnum uses WNetEnumResource to enumerate domains and the computers within them and NetShareEnum to enumerate shares on computers.
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Configure and manage shared folders - Training
This module examines various methods of sharing folders, along with the effect this has on file and folder permissions when you create shared folders on an NTFS-formatted partition.