Re: Default NTFS permissions too liberal on newly created volumes
- From: "Mike M" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 25 Jan 2006 10:21:53 -0600
> Do you have a more reasonable "best guess" as a one-size-fits-all set
> of permissions that should be used upon defining a new non-boot
> partition ?? Something had to be choosen, or else what, leave it
> with no permissions and force all people to always have to set NTFS
> permissions when a new partition is formatted ??
Good point. Most of my Windows boxes are app servers running the system
drive. Putting on my file server "hat", makes me look at it from a
different point of view.
I'm so used to Linux and Netware's "additive" permissions model for file
serving, that it still takes a different way of looking at things form the
MS point of view...even after using NT for more than a decade!! :)
Thanks,
Mike
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