If the NTFS permission is set to Full Control and the share permission is set to Read Only, can you read the file?

When the NTFS permission is set to Full Control, it grants the user all permissions on the file or folder, including the ability to read, write, modify, and delete files. This permission setting overrides the share permissions when a user accesses the file directly on the system where it resides.

In this case, since the NTFS permission allows for Full Control, the user can certainly read the file, even though the share permission is set to Read Only. The Read Only share permission would limit users accessing the file over the network to only read it without making any changes or deletions through the shared access. However, if a user has direct access to the local file through NTFS permissions, they can read it regardless of the share permissions.

Therefore, with Full Control over NTFS permissions, the user can confidently access and read the file.