Here's a little script I use to set permissions and ownership on our users' home folders. I run this periodically to ensure our quotas are reflecting the proper users: yes.txt simply contains Y with a hard return. na_ntfschown is available from the NOW site in the tools downloads.

net use x: \filer\users file://\\;filer\users /persistent:no x: for /d %%f in (*) do cacls %%f /t /c /g Administrators:F System:F domain%%f:C < pathtoscript\yes.txt for /d %%f in (*) do pathtoscript\na_ntfschown /r domain%%f %%f c: net use x: /delete

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From: owner-toasters@mathworks.com [mailto:rkelley@forsythe.com] Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2006 9:48 AM To: toasters@mathworks.com Subject: SubInACL? What is the most effective method to change permission on CIFSshares?

A project is underway to migrate from an existing local Active Directory domain to a new Global domain.

Is the use of Microsoft's SubInACL utility the most effective method to change the file / directory permission for the CIFS shares under Data ONTAP to reflect the new Global domain?