Windows Server - Set "allow inheritable permissions to propagate..." to folders, subfolders, files with script

Asked By Techhead
20-Nov-09 10:32 AM
Is there a dsacls syntax or vbscript that I can use to enable the
folders, subfolders, files? I have about 500 user home folders and
half of them are not set to inherit and the rest are. Instead of
manually going into each one, is there a better method?
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  Paul Bergson [MVP-DS] replied to Techhead
23-Nov-09 09:43 AM
This really has nothing to do with Active Directory

Script out using setacl
http://setacl.sourceforge.net/

Freeware from SourceForge

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