Windows 10: NAS Shares on the Network (Group Policy Solutions) 550 chmod 777 <filename> permission denied

After running into a problem with Windows 10 updates disabling SAMBA version 1 (SMB1) and knowing the TP-LINK router uses SMB1 for sharing, the fix was to create the share as a "local only" ftp share on the network over port 21. This is a nice solution. Unfortunately there are restrictions. If a file is copied to a parent folder and there is a desire to move it to a child folder, it appears the only way around it is to copy the parent contents to my documents of desktop, save it there, then delete it from the NAS share, then copy it from my documents or desktop back to the sub folder. (Sorry, for the sound of disdain in my voice here but...)


Is there are way to enable the NAS without all the restrictions that are normally encountered via FTP? Remember, this is not internet FTP. This is local FTP behind the NAT and behind the firewall, and protected by the domain etc.


Please assist. Security is the top priority, but it would be nice to have security AND a working computer at the same time.


I guess I can go mow the grass. Do the Bolshevik thing and keep the neighbors happy, but I'd rather just do a copy and paste here on my domain. Lord knows there are war driving prowlers and if I am lucky, I can catch a glimpse while mowing the lawn and report them to the internet police. I promise... if I see one of those evil war drivers prowling, I will immediately speak up.


I think the answer may be to enable it via group policy. It is difficult to follow group policy changes from the perspective of a layperson.


BTW, it is clear the FTP permissions provide Read Write and Execute to All Users, Group, and Owner. It isn't really making sense that the files can be copied, but not moved or deleted. Also, the permission to change the permission is not there. "550 chmod 777 <filename> permission denied" I saw this but it clearly does not work. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20313438/changing-permissions-on-windows-for-ftp-via-xampp

Also:

https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/F...-permissons-of-ftped-file?forum=csharpgeneral


Not sure how to make sense of Linux type commands on a Microsoft machine.

:)

 

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There could be a number of reasons why a login failure happens with Group Policy. As a first troubleshooting step, feel free to check out
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