Hi Shafid,

Privileges/restrictions are set according to User and not machine under WHS (Windows Home Server is a stripped down Windows Server 2003). Literally, the WHS Console just provides two tabs for defining these: one for User Accounts and the other one for Shared Folders. Under Shared Folders you declare the folders and can also mark whether they are to be duplicated and then under User Accounts you identify which user is able to do in each of the folders by right-clicking the UserName followed by Properties > Shared Folder Access.

From the WHS Help:

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"You can choose three different access settings for your shared folders:

Full
Choose this setting if you want to allow this person to create, change, and delete any files in the shared folder.

Read
Choose this setting if you want to allow this person to only read the files in the shared folder. Users with Read access cannot create, change, or delete any files in the shared folder.

None
Choose this setting if you do not want this person to access any files in the shared folder."

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That's all there is.

You can also restrict/grant access to certain functions in your application by comparing the current SYS(0) vs. some table/file/array within the app but that would be purely custom code controlled by you.