Problems with giving the Domain Users group access to folders

From: corn29_at_ no_spam excite.com (corn29_at_excite.com)
Date: 07/28/04 

Date: 28 Jul 2004 14:58:15 -0700

Hello,

Having a problem here with giving the group Domain Users rights to
objects. For example, I have a \bin\ folder. I right click on this
folder and select the Security tab. Then I click Add..., choose
Domain Users from the Entire Directory, and give the group full
control from the checkboxes.

Here's where the problem starts. Members of Domain Users still aren't
getting the access they need to \...\bin\. If I go back and check the
security settings for that folder, there's no Domain Users listing.
In its place is a "None" group. Its syntax is None(<<Local computer
name>>\None).

How can I keep this from happening? No matter how many times I try to
add Domain users to an object, it always changes to the None group.

Thanks,

--CW

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