The syntax of this command is:

NET ACCESS resource [/DELETE]
                   [/GRANT name:permission[ ...] |
                    /CHANGE name:permission[ ...] | /REVOKE name[ ...]]
                   [/TRAIL:{YES | NO}]

This command displays or modifies resource permissions on servers.
Use this command only for displaying and modifying permissions on 
pipes and printer queues.  Use "net perms" for managing permissions
on all other types of resources.

COMMENTS

You must supply a resource name when using this command.

Use the "net access" command to secure network resources by
specifying who can use each resource and how.  You can grant
permissions to users and to groups.

When the server displays resource permissions, it designates
groups with an asterisk ( * ).

If used on a print resource the output of "net access \\print\\laser1"
will look similar to the following:
Resource  Permissions                            Permissions
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
\print\laser1
          *Administrators:CP                     *CREATOR OWNER:CP
          *Everyone:C                            *Print Operators:CP
          *Server Operators:CP         
          *Steve:(none)      

The following list shows the types of permissions that can
be assigned for printers and pipes, and what each permission allows 
a user to do:


Code                        Permission
_______________             ______________________________
R (Read)                    User can read and copy files,
                            run programs, and change from
                            one subdirectory to another
                            within the shared directory.
                            User can also read the
                            extended attributes of files.

W (Write)                   User can write the contents
                            and extended attributes of a
                            file.  

C (Create)                  For DIRECTORIES and FILES a user
                            can create files and
                            subdirectories within a shared
                            directory.  After creating a
                            file, a user with C permission
                            (but without R and W
                            permission) can read from or
                            write to the file and its
                            extended attributes only until
                            closing it.
                            For PRINTERS a user has "Print"
                            permissions. Can submit print jobs.

D (Delete)                  User can delete files and
                            subdirectories within the
                            shared directory but cannot
                            delete the shared directory
                            itself.

X (Execute)                 User can run a file (but not
                            read or copy it).  X
                            permission is not needed if R
                            permission is assigned to the
                            user for that directory or
                            file.  R permission includes
                            all rights that X permission
                            grants.  DOS clients
                            recognize X permission.  For
                            clients running DOS versions
                            earlier than 5.0, files must
                            have R permission for the
                            clients to execute the files.

A (Change Attributes)       User can set the physical file
                            flags of the file.

P (Change Permissions)      For DIRECTORIES and FILES a user
                            change permissions for the directory
                            or file.
                            For PRINTERS a user has "Full Control"
                            permissions. Can administer print jobs.
                            "P" permissions imply "C" permissions.

Y (Yes)                     A user has RWCDA permissions. "Y"
                            serves as an abbreviation for this
                            set of permissions.

N (No)                      A user has permissions of "(none)"
                            and prevents the user from
                            accessing the directory, printer,
                            or file.  Use this permission to
                            exclude individual users from
                            access to a directory or file,
                            despite whatever permissions
                            are assigned to the groups to
                            which that user belongs.  You
                            can assign N permission only
                            to individual users.

NOTE:  On Solaris (TM) PC NetLink, granting any of W, C, or A 
permissions results in granting of WCA combination of permissions
to the resource.  Also, if the resource has W permission on it,  
NET ACCESS will always show C and A permissions as well.

When assigning permissions information for a print or pipe
resource (\PRINT or \PIPE), type the resource
specification before the sharename (for example,
\\PRINT\\laser).  Then set Y (Yes), N (No), and P (Change
Permissions) permissions for these non-disk resources.  To
give a print resource user Y (Yes) and P (Change
Permissions) permissions, type CP as the permission string.
To give non-disk resource users these permissions, type RWCP
as the permission string.

When a server is installed, all resources are given default
permissions.  To modify permissions for a resource use
the /GRANT, /CHANGE, /DELETE, and /REVOKE options.

/TRAIL specifies whether auditing of both success and failure
actions should be performed for a print resource.  This option
has no effect on other types of resources.

EXAMPLES

At a UNIX system console, to grant "C" (Print) permissions for the
group "finance", "CP" (Full Control) permissions for the group
"Print Operators", and "N" (none) permission for the user "steve",
to the "dot1" printer, type the following:

    net access \\print\\dot1 /grant finance:c "print operators":cp
       steve:n

To run the same command remotely (on server "market_asu"), type
the following (replacing "password" with the password for
"administrator":

    net admin \\market_asu password /command net access
       c:/tmp/status /change jennyt:rw

SEE ALSO

       For information about                  See
       _____________________                  _________
       Getting help with network commands     net help

       Managing resource permissions on       net perms
       files, directories and shares

To get Help on command options, type "net help {command} /options | more".
To get Help one screen at a time, type "net help {command} | more".