Guest Roberto R Posted June 26, 2008 Posted June 26, 2008 On my Windows server 2003 i have a share with share permissions set to Everyone Full and NTFS permissions on the NTFS Permissions NTFS Permissions have Domain Users Read GROUP1 - FULL access If i have a user thats only in Domain Users when he accesses the folder he can only read, thats fine. however, if i add the same user to GROUP1, he still has read access and it never updates. The user should have FULL access in NTFS. If i place the user inside NTFS permissions as an individual acl he has full access. IT seems to me that added a user to the GROUP doesnt propogate fast or ever until i either remove the group and readd. Any ideas?
Guest Pegasus \(MVP\) Posted June 26, 2008 Posted June 26, 2008 Re: File Permissions "Roberto R" <RobertoR@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B416A340-EB88-47DE-8FBD-86A859AADD07@microsoft.com... > On my Windows server 2003 > i have a share with share permissions set to Everyone Full and NTFS > permissions > on the NTFS Permissions > > NTFS Permissions have > Domain Users Read > GROUP1 - FULL access > > If i have a user thats only in Domain Users when he accesses the folder he > can only read, thats fine. > however, if i add the same user to GROUP1, he still has read access and it > never updates. The user should have FULL access in NTFS. If i place the > user > inside NTFS permissions as an individual acl he has full access. > IT seems to me that added a user to the GROUP doesnt propogate fast or > ever > until i either remove the group and readd. Any ideas? It would be a good idea to document your problem, e.g. by running these commands from a Command Prompt on the problem machine: net user "%UserName%" /domain > c:\test.txt cacls "Q:\SomeFolder" >> c:\test.txt net share ShareName 1>>c:\test.txt 2>>&1 copy c:\test.exe "Q:\SomeFolder" 1>>c:\test.txt 2>>&1 notepad c:\test.txt Replace "SomeFolder" and "ShareName" with actual names.
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