Grass Valley Aurora Edit LD v.6.3 Installation - Manual (Page 62)

62 Aurora Edit Installation and Configuration Guide September 20, 2007
Chapter 5 Configuring Your System
Setting Security Permissions
If you want to use security with your K2 server, refer to the Open SAN Security
Instruction Guide for details on setting up a domain controller and configuring your
system for security.
This section describes how to set security permissions for the Aurora Edit system.
You need to be a Domain Administrator to perform this function.
You can set all permissions from one Aurora Edit machine. You need to set
permissions in three different places—in the V:\ directory, in Aurora Edit options, and
in the Aurora Edit bins.
Setting Initial Shared Volume Permissions
This task assures a uniform starting point in setting volume permissions, essentially
establishing the secure volume’s permissions to be identical to either a SNFS volume
that does not implement Windows Security, or a default NTFS volume.
To set shared volume permissions:
1. Open a cmd window, switch to the V: drive, and type the following:
cacls V:\* /T /G Everyone:F
2. Open Windows Explorer, select the V: volume, right-click and select Properties .
3. Click the Security tab.
4. If necessary, add the user Everyone and allow Full Control.
5. Click Advanced... and check the box Reset permissions on all child objects and
enable propagation of inheritable permissions .
6. Click OK and click Yes in response to the dialog This will remove explicitly defined
permissions... Do you wish to continue?
7. Click OK to exit the Properties window.