NTFS Permission

The user has an account on the domain A as a domain user.
His PC is in the Domain A.
His nootebook is not in the domain A but he has the same init and the
same password.
The user has access with his notebook on the files over a share with
his init and password. The share is set manually with the explorer.

The file inherits the permission from the folder (Administrators:Full;
Domain users Full)
The Owner of the file is another user.
The file permission for the user are set to read, read / execute.

Now I set as Administrator "Delete denied" for the user.

The user can delete the File!

Regards
Martin

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