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  • Reporting on "Open Shares"

    Can Hyena do the following:

    Run a query on a group of servers (not one at a time) and report on all the shares of these servers with the NT permissions. I then want to filter to determine what shares have "Everyone" set to "Write" or "Full Control."

    Additionally since we have many NT domains untrusted I would like the ability to specify NT credentials that should be used during the query (not the existing ones I'm logged onto).

    Thanks

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    Re: Reporting on "Open Shares"

    You can get share permissions for multiple shares on multiple computers using the Export->Shares option under File->Export->Shares. Make sure to check the box to Export Share Security.

    This will give you a delimited file that you can open with Excel for further sorting and reporting.

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    • #3
      Re: Reporting on "Open Shares"

      Thanks for the quick reply. What about the NT security option to perform the Export with different credentials.

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      • #4
        Re: Reporting on "Open Shares"

        In Hyena, you can try right-clicking on the PDC for each domain and doing a Logon As.

        Or, before running it you could do a:
        net use \\server\ipc$

        and specify credentials for the domain.

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        • #5
          Re: Reporting on "Open Shares"

          Excellent Thanks

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          • #6
            Re: Reporting on "Open Shares"

            One more thing.


            When doing these exports on a domain, can it generate a log file so I can see if there were any failures/issues?


            Thanks

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            • #7
              Re: Reporting on "Open Shares"

              You could probably use the command line version of exporter.exe in your Hyena directory for this. There is an export.ini setting that you would set:

              VeryVerbose=1

              This will display all details to the screen, and you can redirect that to a file. When you run your command it would look like:

              exporter.exe .\export.ini domain computer >c:\log.txt

              There is more information on the syntax in the exporter.hlp file, but if you have any questions on this just send them to [email protected].

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