Permissions Cache?
From: geoff (geoff_at_malachicomputer.com)
Date: 08/27/03
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Date: Wed, 27 Aug 2003 08:48:06 -0700
When you log on you're granted a "ticket granting
ticket". In other words you're granted your permissions
to different network resources (and permissions) when you
log on. If you change permissions after a user is logged
on, they won't feel the affects of that change until they
log on again. Thus, that's why they can log onto another
machine and have the updated permissions. You must force
the user to log off. Then when they log back on the new
permissions will be in affect. Hope that is what you're
referring to. If not, let me know.
Geoff
>-----Original Message-----
>
>Windows XP Professional seems to be caching domain
(Win2k) permissions
>locally and updating them on an unknown interval. Can I
force the update to
>happen when I want it to?
>
>When I make permissions changes in the Win2k AD they
often take a long time
>to "take effect", though when that user logs onto a
diffrent clinet machine
>the permissions are correct. This disconnection makes
me believe that the
>persmissions are held locally. Is this true, if so what
is the update
>interval for this permissions cache and can I force the
update manually?
>
>
>Thanks
>Jon
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