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How can I modify share permissions from the command line?

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How can I modify share permissions from the command line?

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A. The Windows NT resource kit ships with a utility called RMTSHARE.EXE that is used to modify permissions on shares, the syntax to grant access to a share is as follows rmtshare \\\ /grant :, e.g. rmtshare \\bugsbunny\movies /grant savillj:f Valid permissions are f for full, r for read, c for change and n for none. To revoke access to a share type rmtshare \\\ /grant , e.g. rmtshare \\bugsbunny\movies /grant savillj This would remove savillj’s access to the share. To view share permissions enter: rmtshare \\\ /users, e.g. rmtshare \\bugsbunny\movies /grant RMTSHARE.EXE also allows the creation and deletion of shares. Type rmtshare /? for help.

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