How to change security settings?
From: Remi (hiremi@attbi.com)
Date: 01/29/03
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From: "Remi" <hiremi@attbi.com> Date: Tue, 28 Jan 2003 16:34:52 -0800
1) click security \ advanced and disable inheritance
form parent folder.
2) Can't understand question. Seems like this
computer is in the workgroup and not in the domain. Or it
had connection before to DC and does not now - uses cashed
password. My suggestion is: disjoin and join computer to
domain again.
3) Try to cleanup network adapter protocols. Usually
is sufficient TCP/IP and "client for Microsoft networks"
4) create system restore point before all this.
5) Your need god luck. All this is strange.
>-----Original Message-----
>How to change security settings
>
>Someone else set up the xp prof which was upgraded from
an
>98se. Now the user has one problem and I have 3
>questions...
>
>1) I am unable to change the Security Settings, they are
>all grey out. I have checked that the user is already in
>the local administrators group.
>
>2) this XP joined a domain. However only the user's
domain
>login is allowed to login locally. Domain admin cannot
>login (although I can access the drive through network).
I
>have checked the Security checking. Domain users is in
the
>local users group. Also I don't find anything under "Deny
>login". Any clue?
>
>3) This XP cannot connect one (out of 8) of our 2000
>servers. I have test the physical connection with ping
and
>tracert. There isn't any problem. I have tried the
>followings they all failed:
>a) Login with the user (domain user, local admin). Failed
>to map any drives, not even IPC$.
>b) Try to connect to the server using the domain admin
>username and password. Failed again.
>c) Disjoin the computer from the domain. login with local
>admin. Then tried and failed again.
>d) Move the computer to another building (actually to the
>server room) and tried again.
>
>It is strange that the computer has no problem connecting
>to the other 7 w2k servers in all the above tests. Just
>not our main fileserver which have everything the user
>need. Now our fileserver is a maxtor NAS which is in
>service for over a year. I don't think there is any
>setting problems with it but I may be wrong since we
don't
>have any xp client 'til now.
>
>I need some help.
>
>O, & thanks for reading this.
>.
>
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