Mapping to subdirectory

We just migrated from Netware to Windows.  We created a NEW Windows 2008R2 server and moved the data over. 
We created all of the security by hand.  All of our drive maps are working except one type. 
 Our directory structure is as follows;
Server D:
    Dept$  also tried it as DEPT (non-hidden)
Acct
Manufacturing
Marketing
There are many more directories, but you get the idea.  Some users cannot be mapped to the Dept$ share.  We tried created Dept as a non-hidden DEPT share with the same results.At any directory that you do not have expressed
rights, you cannot see the subdirectories that you have expressed rights to. 
Share rights are full to everyone and Domain users have the NTFS rights  “Traverse folder / Execute file” and “List folder / read data” at the Dept$ share level. 
If we give them “Read attributes” and Read extended attribute”, they end up with full rights to everything. 
We spent about three and a half hours with Microsoft support last night with no solution. 
I fully accept that I must have set something wrong by we cannot find it and neither did MS support. 
Our only solution was to map a lot of extra directories.
Thanks for any help you can offer.
John
John Kenney The Haven Group

Hi,
It will be difficult to fix this as all subfolder permissions are already set before you trying to change the permission of your root folder.
Whether the "Read Only - This Folder only" permission is inherited to subfolders?
The solution of your current situation is a total reset of permission so that you can manually set Read Only permission on folders with disabling inheritance first.
Command Line may help in this situation but you need to test before applying.
isacls /inheritance:R could help you deleting all inherited permissions but again you need to test as it may cause big trouble if applied incorrectly.
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