Summary: Hi, How can I know what folders are restricted for a particular user on shared drive? There are heaps of folder in our share drive but dont know which...
Summary: Maybe you can try to find the rights they need to play games. Did you try to give they full control on games directories? Did you try to give them som...
Summary: Hi, I searched through this site but I couldn't find a solution to my problem. I have 1 group called "Production" with 50 members. I created a share ...
Summary: I am having problems finding out information on special permissions. I have a helpdesk group that I delegated control, but that wizard isnt enough, so...
Summary: If you have only one server and it is a domain controller than you would not have the Local User and Groups options since there are no local accounts ...
Summary: hello all- i have an MS domain, and i would like to fine-tune user permissions throughout the IT department. when i look in AD users and computers, i...
Summary: You need something for permissions reporting, right ? I've heard good things about scriplogic's stuff. For such tasks they have enterprise security re...
Summary: Standard NTFS permissions, set the share permissions to full access for everyone and ignore them, just use the NTFS permissions on the security tab. ...
Summary: I was wondering if anyone had any success stories (or horror stories) for software that can be used to audit user file/folder permissions. I need to ...
Summary: I have been tasked with finding software to audit/generate reports on what permissions users and groups have on various files and folders across our n...
Summary: The workstations are XP Pro. All the users are already joined to the domain. Under network ID (My Computer > Properties > Computer Name) it shows our ...
Summary: Hi, we have a NAS on our network. It's had NTFS permissions on it ever since we installed the box. We use it for security camera recordings. I've h...
Summary: Where will i find the logs of folder creation and permission changes made to that particular in file server. Only a group of ppl who have domain admin...
Summary: i am using administrator account on the server. When the server is on the workgroup i can access the exe file which is present on the pc which is on t...
Summary: He is the problem, I have set up a file server at work, and I need to have a shared directory on D: which is not shared. This shared directory needs t...
Summary: Yes, this is possible. Set sharing permissions on the folder to "read" for the group(s) and/or users(s) you want to it be viewable. Set sharing perm...
Summary: Hope someone can help me with this question: I want to allow a computer (no a user) to have access to a folder on my server. The server and computer a...
Summary: I've set up a new Server 2003 domain. with roaming profiles and folder redirection. Users that log in to a Windows XP workstation have no issues with...
Summary: I can't seem to figure out how to set permissions correctly. I created a directory for databases (/fpdb) and my website can't seem to access it. If ...
Summary: We have copied 82GB of data from one server to another but is has skipped a few files and hasent told us which ones. Is there abit of software out th...
Summary: This is a weird problem. I installed MSXML4 SP2 on a Win 2003 server logged on as me. Now any components written in VB using MSXML4 HTTPWebRequest can...
Summary: I've dug myself quite a hole here - hopefully you can help me get out. On an upgrade from Win2K server to Win2K3, I figured with only a dozen workstat...
Summary: Hi, I have a Windows 2003 server setup with 2 XP workstations connected as a workgroup. The Workstations can access shared files on the server. Howe...
Summary: In AD users and computers I have an OU setup. Within that unit I created a group (a global, security group - the default settings). When I tried to th...
Summary: Hello, Is there a way to find out how a particular Windows Domain is setup (OUs, group policies, domain and forest info, users, groups, permissions, ...
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