Re: creating shares that are actually writeable

From: Brendon (brendon_at_nospam-itology.net)
Date: 07/26/05 

Date: Tue, 26 Jul 2005 16:23:04 +0100

Your users won't be Domain Admins, they are normal users. So give either
Everyone or Authenticated Users Modify rights at the share-level and the
NTFS level.

When creating a new share by default Windows 2000 used to give Everyone Full
Control at share-level. Windows 2003 gives Everyone Read Only at
share-level.

"Andrew Jones" <ajones@kvmhc.org> wrote in message
news:eb569$42e65238$d8ccc91a$13752@LIGHTSHIP.NET...
> 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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