Re: Corporate File control

From: Milevskii Grigorii (grigor_at_efo.spb.su)
Date: 03/09/04


Date: Tue, 09 Mar 2004 21:26:29 +0300

Milton Bliss wrote:
> two questions
>
> 1) who should control user access rights in a file server? IT or data
> owners?
>
> 2) where can if find a document that describes all the NTFS setting in
> IMMENSE detail? There a dozen little setting I only generally understand.
>
>
>
> mydoom.f came visiting 2/24/4, two weeks later my systems are recovered
>
> The virus was effective at deleting many files because I give most people
> high permissions on the file server. This is because I do not understand the
> settings, nor have I taken the time to ascertain the users actual needs. It
> is easier to give them all rights and not worry about it. - I'm worried now.
>
>
>
> I proposed to make each department head administer file permissions within
> their department's data.
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>
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> My boss say's "too many cooks spoil the soup"
>
>
>
> What is the best practice? It is true the department heads are busy
> non-technical accountants, marketers, and nurses. Teaching them the minutia
> of NTFS permissions would be challenging. Convincing them to maintain the
> permissions concerns me. Further, does Active Directory provide me a way to
> allow the Marketing director to add/delete people to/from the
> MarketingSecurity group? Then does NTFS allow me to give that same Marketing
> director control the exact rights each security group has in a specific set
> of directories?
>
>
>
> On the other hand, I certainly don't have time. Am I better off hiring a
> clerk to maintain AD and NTFS for the entire company?
>
>
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> The second question of course is the technical detail, where can I find good
> documentation on NTFS settings? I'll need to know what the settings do
> whether I use them, teach them to department heads or a clerk.
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> I am grateful for direction of the sages.
>
>
I made full access on our file server only to file owners, other users
can only read and make files, not delete them.

To learn NTFS permissions I read MCSA/MCSE Training Kit Exam 70-270,
it's about Windows XP, but NTFS file system described there very
understandable. ISBN-0-7356-1429-6



Relevant Pages

  • Re: Corporate File control
    ... How often are you finding you need to change permissions? ... do this - I set up the permissions on the folders when I set up the server, ... > minutia of NTFS permissions would be challenging. ... > find good documentation on NTFS settings? ...
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  • Re: Corporate File control
    ... How often are you finding you need to change permissions? ... do this - I set up the permissions on the folders when I set up the server, ... > minutia of NTFS permissions would be challenging. ... > find good documentation on NTFS settings? ...
    (microsoft.public.security)
  • Corporate File control
    ... high permissions on the file server. ... settings, nor have I taken the time to ascertain the users actual needs. ... is easier to give them all rights and not worry about it. ... of NTFS permissions would be challenging. ...
    (microsoft.public.win2000.file_system)
  • Corporate File control
    ... high permissions on the file server. ... settings, nor have I taken the time to ascertain the users actual needs. ... is easier to give them all rights and not worry about it. ... of NTFS permissions would be challenging. ...
    (microsoft.public.security)
  • Re: Corporate File control
    ... > high permissions on the file server. ... > settings, nor have I taken the time to ascertain the users actual needs. ... > of NTFS permissions would be challenging. ...
    (microsoft.public.win2000.file_system)

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