creating shares that are actually writeable

From: Andrew Jones (ajones_at_kvmhc.org)
Date: 07/26/05 

Date: Tue, 26 Jul 2005 11:09:43 -0400

This has always been simple, but on my last two server 2003 servers that
I've built I can't seem to create a share that is actually writeable to
users. There must be a setting I'm missing and I've been searching high and
low for it and can't find it. Basically I create a folder on the server and
then right click and share. For testing purposes I am just trying to make
it writeable by a domain admin group member, but its proving to be a
difficult task. The share and folder both have security settings that give
domain admins full control. IDEAS???

Thanks,

AJ

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