• Locked Locked
  • Replies 17 replies
  • Subscribers 33 subscribers
  • Views 9726 views
  • Users 0 members are here
Options
Related
This discussion has been locked.
You can no longer post new replies to this discussion. If you have a question you can start a new discussion

Enumeration of Directly-assigned Domain Users Causing Report to Take a Long Time as well as being Very Large

Brian.Kittle
over 6 years ago

The NTFS Folder Permission with Membership report is taking an excessive amount of time to load or is failing.  The 'Domain Users' group is being fully enumerated/listed for each folder/file which is resulting in 5000 plus page reports.  I need a method of conditionally/selectively choosing which groups to NOT enumerate/expand in nested groups, etc.

Parents
  • over 6 years ago
    Hi Naureen,

    Thanks for the update. The new report parameters to exclude users/group from being expanded appears to be working. However I now encounter an issue where the 'Include' Folder path does not appear to be honored. If I enter one specific folder, the report is displaying all folders and subfolders on the specified server, including folders on other shares. As a result, the report is 19,000 plus pages.

    Is there anything (parameter/setting) I need to change in order for the report to only show permissions on the specified folder or are additional custom report updates needed?

    Thanks,
    Dan
Reply
  • over 6 years ago
    Hi Naureen,

    Thanks for the update. The new report parameters to exclude users/group from being expanded appears to be working. However I now encounter an issue where the 'Include' Folder path does not appear to be honored. If I enter one specific folder, the report is displaying all folders and subfolders on the specified server, including folders on other shares. As a result, the report is 19,000 plus pages.

    Is there anything (parameter/setting) I need to change in order for the report to only show permissions on the specified folder or are additional custom report updates needed?

    Thanks,
    Dan
Children
No Data