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Latest Solutions. Can't find what you're looking for? You can post your question in our community. Sign up now. This could be useful if you notice that the system is slow after a certain number of users connect. In this example, you may want to set the user limit to five. Setting the user limit to maximum allowed will configure the user limit for 10 users connected to the share at once because the Windows desktop operating systems can only allow 10 connections at a time.
Permissions: Clicking the Permissions button allows you to set permissions on the share. You set permissions to control which users can modify data in the share and which ones can simply read information in the share. Caching: This feature allows the client to store a local copy of data accessed in the share.
This could be useful if you wish to allow a laptop user to take a copy of the data home and update the data. The modified data could then be synchronized with the content on the server when the user returns to the office. The following steps show you how to adjust these permissions to your liking: To remove the Everyone group from the permissions list, click the Remove button.
Add specific users to the permissions list by clicking the Add button. The Select Users or Groups dialog box appears. Select which user or group is allowed to connect to the share by selecting the user. You may add multiple users by clicking on the first user and then holding down the CTRL key and clicking on additional users. Click Add to return to the Permissions dialog box. To set a user's permissions, select one of the following permissions for that user: There are three different permissions that you can assign to a user when dealing with shares: Full Control: The Full Control permission allows a user to read and change the contents of files on the share, to delete files on the share, and to change the share permissions.
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