I will give an example of some commands for setting up sharing of resources.
View shared resources:
net share
Deleting a shared resource:
net share <sharename> /delete
Sharing a folder:
net share sharename=C:\dir
Example of disconnecting users from the share:
net session \\pc1 /delete
To close an open network file, use the command:
net file file_id /close
An example of granting user rights to a file (N – not set, W – write, C – change, F – full access):
cacls file.txt /G User:w
To cancel user access to a share:
cacls /R User
We allow up to 5 users to simultaneously connect to a shared resource:
net share sharename /users:5
Example of caching settings from a share (manual/BranchCache/documents/programs/none):
net share myshare /cache:manual
I want to note that when opening a share to a resource in the firewall, the following ports should be opened: TCP 139, TCP 445, UDP 137, UDP 138.
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