We have the following layout
•Shared Folder "Clients"
•Level 1 ("Client A"/"ClientB"/"Client C"/etc)
•Level 2 ("Folder 1"/"Folder 2"/"Folder 3"/"Folder4")
•Level 3 ("Word Docs / Spreadsheets / Raw Data / etc")
Users have a mapped drive and access the folders as follows: Clients on server T:\Client A\Folder 1\Word Doc1.doc Each Client folder has 4 sub folders at level 2 as shown above.
The problem we have is users are accidentally saving/moving/deleting folders at Level 1 and Level 2.
We have a group called Admin Staff who are the users who create the folders at Level 1 and Level 2 when a new client is added onto the system. These users need to create / delete / ammend all details at all levels.
All other users for example Domain Users must not be able to make any changes to Level 1 or Level 2 folders. However they must be able to work within the various folders at Level 3. At level 3 the users can create their own sub folder structure if they like and we are happy for all users to have read/write/modify at this level.
What is the best way to configure network permissions to achieve this task to prevent users moving folders by mistake or deleting client folders.
Thanks