Guest Teke640 Posted December 26, 2007 Posted December 26, 2007 Converted our files system to server 2003 from Netware 6.5 this weekend. We did a backup and restore procedure using BackupExec (Back up netware, restored to Server 2003). We adjusted rights the rights to reflect group memberships in AD and drive mappings are done via logon script. Some, not all users, are receiving Access Denied errors when accessing folders on the mapped drives. Group Membership is correct, the share permissions are correct and the file permissions are correct. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Guest Pegasus \(MVP\) Posted December 26, 2007 Posted December 26, 2007 Re: Access Denied Error "Teke640" <Teke640@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:946EF705-D42C-4E19-A2C0-70BAF9E2B517@microsoft.com... > Converted our files system to server 2003 from Netware 6.5 this weekend. > We > did a backup and restore procedure using BackupExec (Back up netware, > restored to Server 2003). We adjusted rights the rights to reflect group > memberships in AD and drive mappings are done via logon script. Some, not > all users, are receiving Access Denied errors when accessing folders on > the > mapped drives. Group Membership is correct, the share permissions are > correct and the file permissions are correct. Any ideas would be greatly > appreciated. Let's see some hard evidence about your user's access rights! 1. Log on as the problem user. 2. Assuming that Q:\Data is the problem folder, execute these commands from a Command Prompt: net user "%UserName%" /domain > c:\test.txt cacls "Q:\Data" 1>>c:\test.txt 2>>&1 dir "Q:\Data" 1>>c:\test.txt 2>>&1 md "Q:\Data\TestFolder" 1>>c:\test.txt 2>>&1 notepad c:\test.txt 3. Post the contents of this file. If you still can't work out what's wrong, check the share permissions of the share that Q:\Data is mapped to. They should be set to "full access for everyone". The command net share {ShareName} will show you the permissions if executed on your domain controller.
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