The NTFS Security Manager by Vyapin Software Systems facilitates the management of permissions for users, groups, shares, folders, and files on Windows servers. It allows users to set, modify, and revoke permissions in bulk, restore broken inheritance, and apply central access policies across domains. The tool features a rule-based assignment approach for efficient permission management and provides a change history for tracking modifications.

1. NTFS Security Manager
from
Vyapin Software Systems Private Limited
Managing permissions of
Users/Groups/Shares/Folders/Files
on Windows Servers
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2. NTFS Security Manager Highlights
• Set permissions in bulk for multiple accounts and folders
• Assign role based permissions in bulk on multiple accounts and
folders
• Secure your Shares, Folders and Files on servers & workstations
• Grant, revoke, modify and copy NTFS permissions across servers &
workstations in multiple domains
• Apply / revoke Central Access Policies (CAPs) on shares & folders
across servers & workstations in a domain
• Restore broken inheritance
• Restore administrative permissions
• Use conditions/rules to control how you grant, revoke, copy
permissions
• Replace existing set of permissions with a new set of permissions
• Perform a granular search of various types of permissions on
specific files and folders

3. Some of the important features of the
NTFS Security Manager

4. Grant permissions for multiple Accounts to your Files, Folders, and
Shares in your File servers using a rule-based assignment approach.
Highly effective in controlling different types of access
based on the different Organizational Roles for users and groups

5. Replace existing NTFS permissions for multiple accounts with a
completely new set of permissions

6. Remove permissions clutter accumulated over a period of time.
Remove Accounts completely along with all associated
permissions from the Files, Folders and Shares permissions list

7. Revoke central access policies from the Files, Folders and Shares.
You can revoke central access policies from shares only if the
selected central access policy is applied on the selected shares

8. Apply selected central access policy from domain to multiple Files,
Folders and Shares in a single operation to centrally manage shares in
a domain

9. Assign explicit permissions for multiple accounts with the option to
break or retain inheritance from the parent, following the standard
windows behavior of Copy or Remove when inheritance is broken

10. Copy permissions from a selected share to multiple shares in your file
servers using a rule-based assignment approach

11. Review all changes made to permissions using Change History

12. For more on the
NTFS Security Manager
visit
http://www.vyapin.com/products/ntfs-securitymanager/ntfs-permissions-management.htm