How a user in a machine can have a full permission on D drive on anoth

How a user in a machine can have a full permission on D drive on another machine knowing that the two machines are on the same group,
In the screenshot below, I wanted to grant the “jamal3” user that is a user on “jamalnuman3” machine a full permission on the D drive of “jamalnuman” machine knowing that both machines are on the same group and connected by a switch Thank you Jamal

No need you connect to the d drive with the admin share d$ and pass admin username and password for the pc your connecting to.

Us the cmd from a cmd prompt or save it as a .cmd file so you can just run it

Change admin user to an admin name on pc password is that users password the use s: you can change to any drive letter not in use
net use s: \\jamalnuman\d$ /user:adminuser password

Samuria said:

No need you connect to the d drive with the admin share d$ and pass admin username and password for the pc your connecting to.

Us the cmd from a cmd prompt or save it as a .cmd file so you can just run it

Change admin user to an admin name on pc password is that users password the use s: you can change to any drive letter not in use
net use s: \\jamalnuman\d$ /user:adminuser password

I shared the D drive of “jamalnuman” machine for everyone. Now, I need to give “jamal3” user of “jamalnuman3” a full permission on this D drive. How this can be performed?

Your talking about sharing for everyone but then NTFS permission will stop a lot of access depending how its set using the D$ overcomes all the problems if you do as directed

Samuria said:

Your talking about sharing for everyone but then NTFS permission will stop a lot of access depending how its set using the D$ overcomes all the problems if you do as directed

I couldn’t figure out how the \\Jamalnuman\d$ should resolve the issue!

How “jamal3” who is a user on “jamalnuman3” machine can have a full permission on the D drive of “Jamalnuman” machine.