Summary: File Permission Issue I’m currently having a file permission issue with my server. I have a file share and users have all abilities but “Full cont...
Summary: Without Modify on the share, they won't be able to create new files. You'd then have to set each individual file's permissions to read only. Life i...
Summary: The programs will need to be reinstalled. The file access may be a permissions issue. Take ownership of those. Life's more painless for the brainle...
Summary: This has been annoying me all night. I added a new user to my domain that is a non-administrator and I have the profile path set to a folder within a...
Summary: Real simple problem. I upload files to a folder using http file upload and php. The folder has read permission set for the network object in order t...
Summary: Jana, Thanks, I used to do that in the past. I was just hoping with the print server that people would be able to add the printers they need on their ...
Summary: Hi All , I'll try to describe my issue as clearly as possible. * There was power outage and I had to reboot some servers; * All the servers came back...
Summary: It is a well known issue that if you clone workstations and don't change the SID before joining them to the domain you end up with wierd permissions i...
Summary: I would love to, but I know nothing about wyse winterminal, but I shall try to help with my limited knowledge anyways. What client machine are you con...
Summary: It is not a permissions issue... i have witnessed the problem as it starts... I was talking to the user about the issue and the machine actually disco...
Summary: Yeah you have some choices but, they all take some knowledge. A .msi repackager along with logon bats and group policy do this very well. I would in...
Summary: Sounds like a permissions issue. Are you using NT authenticaion to log in locally? How are you passing permissions remotely? SQL authentication or NT...
Summary: Sounds like something is going on with your RPC service, perhaps some type of permissions issue with it. "Enough, enough bowing down to disillusion! H...
Summary: Strange thing happens, when I do that I get all kinds of errors. I just completed the accounts that I needed done at the time, but I would like to be...
Summary: recently i've been trying to assign a logon script to a large number of users through editing the default group policy. if i assign the script by way ...
Summary: Hey Everyone, I've been running a PPTP VPN server, through RRAS, on a Win2k server for some time without any problems. The VPN server was a DC and DN...
Summary: Hi Thanks. I cannot really answer your question. I dont really know about the global catalog. I wanted to Demote the Server from being a DC, do the r...
Summary: opps, should tell you. It's a 2003 server environment, and the script is being created/run from an XP machine. I have access to view all accounts in...
Summary: I'm losing information on my public information store in exchange, info is just missing when users try and post. it seems like a permission issue sinc...
Summary: If it's a member of a workgroup then that explains the blank DNS suffix as I expected. If you add it to the domain, then you will see the FQDN I talke...
Summary: My company was in a similar situation as yours. We were an 80 client NT 4 domain migrating to 2003 server (our exchange server was handled by corporat...
Summary: What permissions does the users have to the Profile Folder, as they should have full for that. (Just in case, I know you'd have checked, but might be ...
Summary: recently i've been trying to assign a logon script to a large number of users through editing the default group policy. if i assign the script by way ...
Summary: Hi. On one domain in a network where I work, we have a strange permissions issue. Normally users take ownership of their home directories, and they h...
Summary: It's probably a permissions issue. Take ownership of the files/folders and then attempt the delete. Life's more painless for the brainless....
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