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It is so weird. I just did the same steps again and all of sudden it works now. :woot: Thank you ICTCity It is resolved by itself. Andy

The first one is applying permission to MIS-ListOnly group and I am hoping CDNUsers can inherit the permission from MIS-ListOnly group because CDNUsers group is a member of MIS-ListOnly group. William is a member of CDNUsers can also have the same permission as MIS-ListOnly. The 2nd one is applying permission to CDNUsers group directly and William is a direct member of CDNUSsers group. This way works fine. Both ways are trying to setting the same permission on the MIS folder. Do I make it clear ? :lol: Here is the screenshots Permission Applied to MIS-ListOnly [ATTACH]121.IPB[/ATTACH] Effective Permission of William on MIS\New Folder [ATTACH]122.IPB[/ATTACH] Permission Applied to CDNUsers [ATTACH]124.IPB[/ATTACH] Effective Permission of William on MIS\New Folder [ATTACH]123.IPB[/ATTACH]

Here is the example. Groups: MIS-ListOnly CDNUsers (member of MIS-ListOnly group) Users William Folder MIS Scenario When I use MIS-ListOnly group to set permission on MIS folder, William still can see folders and files in MIS folder. [ATTACH]114.IPB[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]115.IPB[/ATTACH] When I use CDNUsers group to set permission on MIS folder, Willian cannot see folder and files in MIS folder. [ATTACH]117.IPB[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]116.IPB[/ATTACH] William is a direct member of CDNUsers group. [ATTACH]119.IPB[/ATTACH] CDNUsers group is also a member of MIS-ListOnly group. [ATTACH]120.IPB[/ATTACH] Goal 1.Users can see MIS folder exists but when they enter MIS folder, they won't see anything at all. 2.MIS-ListOnly folder is a group for setting permission. Instead of setting permission by each group of departments(for instance, sales group, hr group, ...etc) on MIS folder, I can just simply only set MIS-ListOnly to MIS folder and add each group to MIS-ListOnly. Question So my questions is how to let CDNUsers group inherit permission of MIS-ListOnly group. Thank you Andy

Dear all, I am having problem inheriting a parent group's permission to a child group. OS: Windows 2008 R2 Enterprise. Scenario SECURITY GROUP A ..........|______Security Group B ..............................|__________ USER A If I place permission on a folder and restrict Group B from it, User A cannot access the folder. However, if I place permission on a folder and restrict Group A, User A still can access the folder. From my observation, Group B does not inherit Group A's permission. I also checked effective permission and it shows nothing when the restriction is applied to group A. Is there any way I can work this around? Thank you in advance. Andy