I'm a Windows/MSSQL DBA who is inheriting a quirky system through no fault of my own, and had a quick question.
Background
I have an Azure NFSv3 volume that is being exported to a Windows Server 2019 VM for the purposes of copying data in bulk from an existing Windows ecosystem. The issue that I'm running into is that ACLs are not inherited in NFSv3 (AFAIK) and so every file and folder I copy to the NFS volume gets its own ACL, and I don't seem to be able to set a default. The current count is 943,318 files and folders, so manually editing the ACLs via Properties->NFS Attributes->File permissions (mode) is not a viable option.
Question
So my question is - Is there a way to set NFS ACLs in bulk via PowerShell, Windows Command shell or even a COTS product? I suspect the answer is no, in which case I'll have to see about getting a Linux machine and exporting the NFS volume to that. At this point-in-time we're a 99.9% Windows-based enterprise, so it's non-trivial to stand up a Linux VM, but it can be done.
Thanks for any help you can give!