Permissions

I don't understand something... I have a file share on a server with
full control share permissions but limited NTFS permissions propagated
all the way down through the structure. NTFS permissions are full
control for administrators and system, read-only for domain users. It
mostly works as expected, however, why is it that when I log in to
another server within the same domain with only the local admin
account, I can edit all files within the share.

Thanks,
Pete
.

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