Set access permissions for folders on the network
Permissions are rules associated with objects such as files and folders on a computer or on a network. Permissions determine whether you can access an object and what you can do with it.
For instance:
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If your application is trying to access a shared folder and fails to do so, then you might not have the required permissions. Check whether your user ID is available in the permission list.
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You might have access to a document on a shared folder on a network. And even though you can read the document, you might not have permissions to make changes to it.
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You are not able to view the company details or any related information.
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When you are trying to open a shared folder on the network you will receive an error message “Invalid folder”.
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You do not have access to a particular file or any file or application on the network from your system.
All these could be due to lack of permissions.
Few to mention:
| Permission Level | Description |
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| Read | You can see the contents of a folder and open the folders. |
| Write | You can create new files and folders and make changes to existing files and folders. |
| Read/Write | You can view, modify, and delete the files and folders. |