Shared Directories - Permissions

From: Roger (roger.colon_at_dhs.gov)
Date: 07/30/03 

Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2003 10:19:57 -0700

On the local W2K server, I am able to create, read and
write to certain folders as my own local account. When I
go to my Windows XP desktop, and remotely login into the
W2K server via My Network Places (I mapped the server and
the shared drive) I do not have the same permissions. I
can only read files. If i give myself full administrator
permissions, I can do it all. This makes no sense to me.
Again its a W2K Server and a Windows XP desktop. Any
advice would be most greatful.

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