Summary: Security Setting in Windows 2003 server Please help me out with this scenario , I have a folder called Project which has been shared with a group call...
Summary: Hello, What I'm trying to do is allow the users in a particular workgroup access to the shared folders on my 2003 server without them having to typ...
Summary: I have Windows 2003 server installed in an institute and I kept a ghost copy of C drive ... recently I replaced old copy of windows with the Ghost cop...
Summary: Hi, I am a newbie with Server2003 and i cant get what i need which is: A shared folder (A) in which users can create a personal folder (B)in which he ...
Summary: I am migrating from one Domain Forest, to a new Domain Forest. We have migrated all of our users from the Source Domain to the Target Domain. The prob...
Summary: I have three PC's in my home and a windows 2003 file server I just setup. The three PC's have windows xp home so I can't get them on a domain. Is it ...
Summary: Hi all, experts I have the following problem: I need to audit object access to files contained in a particular folder. I set it up in the local securi...
Summary: This message was posted in the past, but it didn't have a solution. I am not having the same issue, and was wondering if anyone had any insight on it...
Summary: uncheck inherit permissions in the top folder security tab. assign each person to this only4 folder but deny access to those you don't want accessing ...
Summary: Hi, Does anybody have an idea about windows 2003 server map drive folder security permissions. I have share folders in win 2003 that is running Apac...
Summary: Hi - Added our new CFO to our AD and to the Admin group. Created a folder for her on our shared drive. When she signs in (either thru our domain or ...
Summary: I dont think what you are asking can be done on these types of files. If anything you could try modifying the parent folders' security settings to on...
Summary: have you created user accounts and added them to the permissions for the folders security properties? Have you created a trust between the two domains...
Summary: When you added them to the folders security what permissions did you set? Full control? Were you logged in as the user when you tried to access the u...
Summary: That's just it the Administrator was Missing from that folders security. Thus I did not have rights to delete the folder. I could not add the administ...
Summary: I am wondering if there is any sort of software or AD command that shows which shared folders a particular security groups has permissions to? I don't...
Summary: Hello. I'm the office manager for our small office. We have a Windows 2003 server: abc.local active directory installed dns installed We are sharing a...
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: Hello all... In windows 2003 enterprise server, I seem to have lost the ability to cut-and-paste folders and the drag-and-drop ability... I am under a...
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: On the public share permissions, it only has one group, "Everyone", and it has "Full Control" permission. On the Security tab, its got Administrators...
Summary: In Windows SBS 2003, is there any difference between Builtin Group and Security Group? If I want to create groups to restrict access to folders and fi...
Summary: "Trick is to address the apps that require admin level access." Agreed. Are you considering that logging in with admin rights is a major security iss...
Summary: If I understand you right, everyone can get to your specific "My Documents" folder, but not anyone elses. If so, why not just look at the security set...
Summary: I have some folders/files that I would like to secure in certain ways. 1) I would like certain files to be read-only and I know how to do that, ...
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