Re: how to add NT domain local group security on win2000

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Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2004 00:44:33 -0700

This is not a Group Policy issue.

What you are seeing is how things are.
Domain local groups in NT 4 are only usable on the
domain controllers.
Since you cannot make the new server a domain controller
in your NT 4 domain without upgrading the domain to Active
Directory, your choices are to reACL the new server with
new groups in place of the domain locals that had been used,
or begin the planning process to implement Active Directory.

"EL" <lengzai@msn.com> wrote in message
news:%239KsxPn%23DHA.2040@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> There is a NT Domain(PDC) and a "NT FILE SERVER".
> I upgrade the "NT FILE SERVER" to another powerful Machince with WIN2000
OS
> installed.
> I use the "Scopy" to copy all the security right from the old "NT FILE
> SERVER" to a new powerful machince "WIN2000 Stand alone server"
>
> I can successfully migrate all the security right to the new 2000 server.
> However after migrations all the users can't access the files on new file
> server, access denied.
> All the files security right are assigned using the NT Domain Local Group.
> I found that in Win2000, i can't assign the Domain Local Group security
> right to files.
> I can only see the Domain Grobal Group and all Domain users.
>
> I think this is the problem why after successfuly migrate the security
right
> from old server to new server, all Domain local group users don't have the
> access right on the
> new server.
>
> Anyone can help? URGENT
>
> thanks
>
> EL
>
>
>

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