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--- nas:no_delete_share [2017/04/20 00:38]
stanleychan [Instructions]
+++ nas:no_delete_share [2017/04/20 00:40]
stanleychan [Instructions]
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   - Click “Select This Directory” and “Add”.{{ :nas:deny_delete_while_allow_write_permission_6.jpg?direct&400 |}}{{ :nas:deny_delete_while_allow_write_permission_7.jpg?direct&400 |}}
   - At this page, we set it up the same way as what we did in above: u1 = Read/Write;  u2 = Read Only;   u3 = Super User
-and “No Delete” option selected. {{ :nas:deny_delete_while_allow_write_permission_8.jpg?direct&400 |}}  - Go “Services -> Access Control” page, and navigate to “u1home”, and click “Edit” button.
+and “No Delete” option selected. {{ :nas:deny_delete_while_allow_write_permission_8.jpg?direct&400 |}}<note tip>We have finish making a subfolder as a SMB Share. We will need to setup the Access Control for Subfolder "u1home".</note>
-<note tip>We have finish making a subfolder as a SMB Share. We will need to setup the Access Control for Subfolder "u1home".</note>
+  - Go “Services -> Access Control” page, and navigate to “u1home”, and click “Edit” button.{{ :nas:deny_delete_while_allow_write_permission_9.jpg?direct&400 |}}
+  - Set the permission as follow{{ :nas:deny_delete_while_allow_write_permission_10.jpg?direct&400 |}}
+<note important>  * u2 - follows “Others” permission settings, which is Read / eXecute, but no Write.
-{{ :nas:deny_delete_while_allow_write_permission_9.jpg?direct&400 |}}
+* u1 - Assign Write/Read/Execute permissions, and inherits the permissions for future files and subfolders
-- Set the permission as follow -
+* u3 - no need to assign anything, for it is Superuser
-{{ :nas:deny_delete_while_allow_write_permission_10.jpg?direct&400 |}}
-<note important>  * ‘u2’ – follows “Others” permission settings, which is Read / eXecute, but no Write.
-* ‘u1’ --  Assign Write/Read/Execute permissions, and inherits the permissions for future files and subfolders
-* ‘u3’ – no need to assign anything, for it is Superuser
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