Archive for February, 2008

02.13.08

Hardened ntfs permisions for specific tasks

Posted in OS at 4:00 pm by webmaster

Included below are common share and ntfs permissions that I am constantly setting up and instead up referring to the countless kb articles and notes I have summarized them here.

Basic - Default User Folder

By default these settings allow one to specify settings for automatic home folder creation if the home folder is specified in ADUC.  Select a folder, Share it. by default you need to add write permision to the share permission.  This article documents what ntfs permissions are required for automatic folder creation from ADUC on the parent folder. 

Share

Permissions –> EVERYONE Full Control (Everyone currently)

Security

Advanced –> UNCHECK Allow inheritable permissions
Select Copy

Administrators –> Full Control –>  This Folder, Subfolders and files
Creator Owner –> Full Control –>  Subfolders and files only
System –> Full Control –>  This Folder, Subfolders and files
SECUREGROUP (DOMAIN\SECUREGROUP) –> List Folder / Read Data & Create Folders / Append Data –> This Folder Only (Domain\User Currently)
Authenticated Users –> Special - Traverse Folder / Execute File,List Folder / Read Data,Read Attributes, Read Permission –> This folder Only

Add a login script in group policy and you are done..

Basic - Hardened User Folder

TBD - This prevents other users from examining the contents of your folders

Same as above but  You may need to disable permission inheritance and make sure that the speical permissions don’t apply to subfolders of the root folder (”Apply Onto:” “This Folder Only”).

Basic ”Team” or “Department” shared folder

Allows you to team or department documents on a share for shareing with anyone in your security group or department.

Select or create a security group of users who will use the department share.  (SECUREGROUP).  I am going to create vi_team group for this.

Share

Permissions –> SECUREGROUP Full Control (Everyone currently)

Security

Advanced –> UNCHECK Allow inheritable permissions
Select Copy

Administrators–> Full Control –>  This Folder, Subfolders and files
Creator Owner –> Full Control –>  Subfolders and files only
System –> Full Control –>  This Folder, Subfolders and files
SECUREGROUP (DOMAIN\SECUREGROUP) –> Modify –>  subfolders and files only)

Advanced  ”Team” or “Department” shared folder

Similar to basic but root folder structure does not allow writes and predetermined folders have their ntfs permissions set correctly for shareing within departments.

ensure “delete subfolder and files box is not checked

(Used Domain\Users, Modify, subfolders and files only)

Authenticated Users –> Special - Traverse Folder / Execute File,List Folder / Read Data,Read Attributes, Read Permission –> This folder Only

Subfolders

each subfolder has a unique group created for it

Permission setting are: as normal with modify perms set on security group,

 

Roaming Profile folder settings

Allows you to store secure roaming user profiles on a server. 

Prepend a $ to the end of the share name to hide it from prying eyes.

Select or create a security group of users who will use the roaming profiles.  (SECUREGROUP).  I am using the default DOMAIN\Users group for this.

Share

Permissions –> SECUREGROUP Full Control (Everyone currently)
Caching -> Files or Folders will not be available offline

Security

Advanced –> UNCHECK Allow inheritable permissions
Select Copy

Administrators–> Full Control –>  This Folder, Subfolders and files
Creator Owner –> Full Control –>  Subfolders and files only
System –> Full Control –>  This Folder, Subfolders and files
SECUREGROUP (DOMAIN\SECUREGROUP) –> List Folder / Read Data & Create Folders / Append Data –> This Folder Only (Domain\User Currently)

Now insert a \\SERVERNAME\PROFILENAME$\%username% in the ADUC Profile –> Profile Path path and you are done.

Student/Employee Drop Folder

TBD

 Implementing My Documents Redirection using group policy

http://technet2.microsoft.com/windowsserver/en/library/a1b7ce04-708b-4145-830a-cadfc003acd31033.mspx?mfr=true