Entity sharing in Windows

It is possible to share multiple types of resources in Windows. Common types of sharing is to share folders and printers.

Folders are usually shared on a server. Different permissions can be assigned to different people or groups of people. Permissions can be assigned at the file and at the share level. Permissions at a file level have priority over permissions set at the share level. For example share permissions can allow a person to modify files in a share, however if file permissions disallow editing, than it is impossible to modify that file.

File permissions are usually set at a folder level so all of the files there will have same permissions.

If a printer is shared, than it is available for others to print.

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