File permissions
From: Sean O'Donovan (sean.odonovan@sait.ab.ca)
Date: 05/17/02
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From: "Sean O'Donovan" <sean.odonovan@sait.ab.ca> Date: Thu, 16 May 2002 15:05:09 -0700
Have you tried adding the user to the power users group on
the workstation? I know this is strange but I'm having a
similar issues with W2k workstations and an NT4 server.
The domain user cannot overwrite files on the server when
logged onto a windows 2000 professional workstation with
user group permissions. The same account on an NT4
worksation has no issues. If I make the account a power
user on the workstation they can now save the documents to
the NT4 server. There appear to be issues with permissions
but I still haven't found if it's a file or registry issue.
The short term solution was to make them all power users.
>-----Original Message-----
>We are migrating from NT4 to WIN2k here and I am having
>problems with file access permissions.
>
>I have a large directory of files used for Accounting
>department. They currently reside on our OLD PDC but has
>since been demoted to BDC to make way for our win2000
>PDC. I am trying to clean up the mess of directories and
>shares on this network so I created a GROUPS folder on
the
>PDC and created Directories for each department (sales,
>marketing, accounting) under this main share. Everyone
is
>mapped (G:) to the groups directory. I have assigned
>permissions for the accounting department only to access
>the accounting directory. While they all seem to be able
>to see the files, they cannot save anything in this
>directory and when they open files they only open as read
>only. The whole accounting group has full control access
>rights to this directory and I even tried giving each
>indivual member full control rights and still we cannot
>get around this issue.
>
>On a similar note, we have a new member of marketing that
>I need to give access to a folder on an NT4 box and when
I
>added him to the marketing group (which has full control
>over that folder) he cannot even browse the contents of
>that folder. Any thoughts would be MOST appreciated.
>Thanks.
>.
>
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