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Remove the “Everyone” and “Domain Users” that have “Full Control” and click the “Replace all child object permission entries” and press “Apply”.

Now we need to remove the default unRAID permissions and apply to all child items.

By default the RO user should only have the rights for read only. Add the RW and RO for the share you are editing and give “Full Control” to the RW account.

Right click on the first share and go to properties.

Use file explorer to view all of your unRAID shares (IE \TOWER or \192.168.1.2).

#Top unraid plugins windows#

You need to set the permissions through a Windows machine that is logged in with your “initial owner” AD account that we set when unRAID joined the domain. I assumed you would be able to set permissions for users and groups directly in the unRAID WebGUI. Now comes the part that had me confused for the longest time. You can see my naming scheme of to the right. Create Groups in ADįrom the recommendation of Korpo53 on the unRAID forums we are going to make an AD Group for RO (Read Only) and RW (Read/Write) for every share on unRAID so that you can manage everything in AD without changing file permissions every time.

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The default permissions are now that all Domain Users have RW access to every file, we will update that in the next step.

I used my everyday AD login account as the initial owner and Domain Admin as the initial group (I know thats lazy) and press Apply. Press Join and you should see the text change from “Not Joined” to “Joined”. I am using the Microsoft domain info, change to your domain info. Next we will go to the Active Directory Settings tab in that same page. Next, in the unRAID WebGUI navigate to Settings -> SMB and change the dropdown to (Yes – Active Directory) and press “Apply”.

Stop the array so that we can change the SMB settings to AD from the Main page. Now that we have DNS setup we can join unRAID to the domain. This is done through the unRAID WebGUI under Settings -> Network Settings . Update the DNS Server 1 box with the IP Address of your DNS server. UnRAID needs to be pointed at your Windows Server that runs DNS and AD.

Create groups in domain for centralized management.

I am also assuming you already have a Window Server setup with: DNS and Active Directory (AD) roles, and a functioning domain. After lots of searching around on the forums and PMing a few users I’ve consolidated my findings into this post. UnRAID has long had the capability to integrate itself into Active Directory for centralized permission and user management but this process has never been fully documented.