This is a switch parameter, add it if you are creating an ACE for a group instead of a user. Specify computername for the target computer to get the user info from. Possible values are "Read", "Change", "Full" Required? Specifies the permission granted for the user/group. Specifies the domain for the user or group. This means that usually you should not use the –ComputerName paramter, only use it if you are connecting to a workgroup computer, and using local user/groups for the permissions New-ACE ĭue to the limitations of the WMI_Account class, it is only possible to get local accounts when connecting to WMI via a remote machine (as far as i know, please contact me if you have input). and using position parameters, ignoring all optional parameters New-ACEĬreates a Win32_ACE object contains permissions for use with New-share (or another function that need Win32_ACE objects) Using default permissions (which is decided from whom, who run the function). This is the shortest way to run the function. Specify computername for the target computer Required? This parameter either support a single object or an array of objects Required? Required?Ĭreate the Win32_ACE object by using New-ACE function. Please notice that duplicate share names are not supported in windows. Specifies the local path for folder that is to be shared. If the ACEs parameter if used, custom permissions can be added. Shares can be created without the use of –ACEs parameter, this will create a share with standard permissions. New-Share Ĭreate new share, either on local or remote PC. Functions: New-ShareĬreates a new Share on local or remote PC.
New-SecurityDescriptor is used by New-Share to combine the ACE's into a SecurityDescriptor for the WMI Method. New-ACE is for creating one or more ACEs for use with New-Share They support remote creation and multiple permissions.
I Created these functions that uses the Win32_Share class of WMI. I found some examples and help in vbscript, so i decided to make some powershell functions of my own. I tried to find an answer for him, but could not really find any examples, cmdlets or functions for it. Last week, i was teaching a Powershell course (MOC6434), when a student asked me, how to create a share with custom permissions via WMI. Download “NewShareWithPermissions-0.0.1.zip” newsharewithpermissions-001.zip – Downloaded 2176 times – 2 KB Intro:
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