Any way to manually apply permission to a subfolder within FSA archive where original archive location doesn't exist?

[ia01]

Any way to manually apply permission to a subfolder within FSA archive where original archive location doesn't exist?

[A_J1]

I don't think it is possible as normally we add NTFS permission on the folder which will get sync with the FSA archive, but in your case we don't have folder on the filer server..

[ia01]

So you saying no way around to this?

[A_J1]

But we can provide Permission on the archive level which should get inherited to all Subfolders...

[ia01]

We did explicitly applied permission in archive level, but the user still cannot access those folder. Can access other folders.

[RahulG]

If the file server does not exist , you need to grant permission on the FSA archive from the VAC. But you can only give access to the whole archive and not just to any specific archive.

[ia01]

We did grat permission for EVSVC account in that archive, in archive explorer we can see that archive and lot of folders, but not the folder that had explicit permission for other users.

[RahulG]

You can log a Enhancement something like Allow user to Grant permission on sub-folder via Ev search.

So if you get enought votes on ur idea , it might be taken as a enhancement for the future release.

[A_J1]

Unforunately what i said in the first post is the reason "I don't think it is possible as normally we add NTFS permission on the folder which will get sync with the FSA archive, but in your case we don't have folder on the filer server.."

Because permissions are sync using the FSA task..

Question : Does the File Server itself doesn't exsists anymore or we just don't have the Subfolder ??

[A_J1]

If its just the folder then you may use FSAutility to restore the subfolder.. but if its an issue with the entire volume , then i would suggest to open a case with Support and see if they have any other answer.

[JesusWept3 · Accepted solution]

You don't need to use FSAUtility to recreate the su folder, you can just do it manually and then set the permissions you want and then resync Pretty sure I submitted this idea some time ago, will see if I can find the link