Modify NetStaff CS user's access to File Exchange folders
Follow these steps to give a NetStaff CS user access to File Exchange folders or to remove a NetStaff CS user's access to folders.
note
NetStaff CS users who have access to File Exchange folders can view files in and upload files to personal or shared File Exchange folders. To do this, choose the client portal from the File Exchange View.
In the Admin tab of the navigation pane, select
Users
in the NetStaff CS section.
In the NetStaff CS Users pane, enter any part of the person's name or login in the
Find
field and select the person's name.
tip
Delete the entry from the
Find
field to view the full list of users.
In the Permissions section, select
Enable
for File Exchange.
Set Personal folder access
To share all personal folders with NetStaff CS users
In the Folder Types pane, choose
Personal
.
In the NetClient CS Users pane, select
All
for Selection Type.
To share some personal folders with NetStaff CS users,
With Personal selected in the Folder Types pane, mark or unmark the NetClient CS user whose personal File Exchange folders the NetStaff CS user needs to access.
In the Folder Settings pane, use
All
to give the NetStaff CS user access to all the NetClient CS user's folders or use
Selected
and mark or unmark each top-level folder that the NetStaff CS user needs.
Repeat steps a – b until the NetStaff CS user has access to the appropriate folders.
Set Shared folder access
To share all shared folders with NetStaff CS users
In the Folder Types pane, choose
Shared
.
In the Access Permissions section, select
All Folders
.
To share some shared folders with NetStaff CS users,
In the Folder Types column, select
Shared
.
Mark the checkbox for each folder that contains files that the NetStaff CS user needs to access, and clear the checkbox for each folder that contains files that the NetStaff CS user no longer needs to access.
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If the NetStaff CS user has access to File Exchange folders through group permissions, the rows for those folders are not available. To remove the user's access to the folders, remove the user from the group or remove the group's access to the folder.
Select
Enter
. If you're enabling File Exchange permissions for the login you're currently using, you may need to sign out and back in before the changes take effect.