This report, created in Enterprise Reporter 3.0 and testing in both 3.0 and 3.1, accepts 2 computers as parameters and will perform a comparison of NTFS files and folders, listing items which are different in size or permissions.  Parameters are included…

'Folder Permissions for Accounts'  - shows folder permissions, including permissions derived through group membership, for the selected paths and the selected accounts.

By clicking on a folder path, a user can view the linked 'Folder Permissions…

For step-by-step instructions outlining how to customize existing NTFS report "Folder Permissions with Membership" to add "Display Name" for both Account and Nested Members, see the following post:

Folder Permissions for multiple accounts that can be filtered for permission type

This is an extension to 'Folder Permissions for Accounts' report, but additionally will allow you to specify the maximum folder depth the report should traverse.

By default, it will report all folders.

This is an extension to the report 'Folder permissions for accounts", but will run against all the folders for the selected computers.

This custom query report Shows folder permissions, including permissions derived through group membership, for the selected paths and the selected accounts. This is similar to the 'Folder Permissions for Account' out of box report, but supports multiple…

The current "Folder Permissions with Membership" report, doesn't include the "Information" field for Groups Permissioned to the Folder.

The attached report will display the Information field for groups permissioned to the folder…

Report Title: Folder Permissions with Direct Membership by Display Name
Report Description: Shows all folder permissions for the selected computers and paths.
Report Category: NTFS

Version: 2.0.1

Customization Details: The current "Folder Permissions with…

For step-by-step instructions outlining how to customize existing NTFS report "Folder Permissions with Membership" to add "Display Name" for both Account and Nested Members, see the following post: