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Post Info TOPIC: Controlling access to Windows Shares


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Controlling access to Windows Shares


I would like to create a rule which allows a specific user or group of users to access a specific Windows share directory.

I want to be able to control access to various shares on a machine depending on userID.

I know it can be done on CheckPoint NG AI, I saw it done during a CheckPoint class last year. My memory has failed me, and my notes are missing this information. I probably thought I would never need to know how to do this

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You need to create a CIFS resource, specifying the server name and the share name (don't forget the IPC$ share if it is Windows).

In your rulebase you should then select "Add with resource" in the services column. Select Microsoft-DS or NBSession, depending on whether your clients are using IP or NetBIOS, and the CIFS resource you created. You can only add one resource to a rule. If you need to add more (eg. Microsoft-DS and NBSession) then you will need to create a rule for each.

Hope that helps.

James

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