You can put tools together. First, save the output of the net share command into a text file, like this: C:\>net share > sharelist.txt

Im trying to modify my existing share permissions by the net share command, but im unable to complete it.

Just in case anyone comes across this thread again, I found it best to setup a Share on a Windows Server 2008 R2 Core Server install by using the MMC and Shared Folders snapin. …

Issue: The share is created by Net Share command Wait about two hours Remove the share using Net Share Delete Folder <---ERROR Is in use by som program I used the Handle command to …

I currently have a need to create temporary writable shares on a few Windows machines when a certain set of users logs in. Two ways I can implement it is either through a logon script (net …

I've already a powershell script that remotely creates folder and activates sharing on it on Windows 7 workstations, but I don't find a way to manage sharing permissions.

For setting new one, I use code from JRVs example (got a little headache to get it working, then I realized it needs to be running from elevated prompt (on localhost) to modify the share.

Since you have promoted the new server have you verified are both the policies and script folder replicate are both netlogon and sysvol share available verify the same with net share …

Can you type net share cmd in cmd prompt and verify whether sysvol/netlogon share appears and its accessible form the network. Also, verify the system time matches with PDC time. If, you …

You can use net share command to check if SYSVOL share is showing, and use dcdiag /test:dns to check DNS settings. Use dcdiag /v /c to check the health of your domain. Please follow this …