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Is there a way to apply Access Based Enumeration to Windows Server 2012 R2 SMB share names - so that unauthorized users can't see shares they don't have access to?

Or barring that is there a way (without appending $ to the share name) to make all shares non-broadcasted so that they can't be seen when browsing to \servername?

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Is there a way to apply Access Based Enumeration to Windows Server 2012 R2 SMB share names - so that unauthorized users can't see shares they don't have access to? - No. ABE works on the folders within the Share, not on the Share itself.

Or barring that is there a way (without appending $ to the share name) to make all shares non-broadcasted so that they can't be seen when browsing to \servername? - To clarify, Shares aren't "broadcasted". There's no mechanism to "hide" the share other than using $.

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  • "ABE works on the folders within the share" - to clarify: Access-based enumeration also applies to files at the root directory of the share (not just folders). Commented Apr 28, 2018 at 19:25

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