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Posted by t_macpherson on July 19, 2007, 3:46 pm
Please log in for more thread options > Hmmmm, I don't generally use the locations button, but just type the first
> part of the username or groupnamehaven't looked into the "object names" text
> area, and it seems to resolve them against the domain. Have you tried doing
> that? What about prefixing the AD object names with the domain as in:
> mydomain\groupobject?
>
> /Al
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> >I am logged in with a domain account. Still only shows the local host name
> > in the locations.
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> >> Logon to the Windows server using an Active Directory domain account.
> >> Then try to set the NTFS security. The location should default to the
> >> domain.
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> >> J Wolfgang Goerlich
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> >> > I have aW2K3 server that belongs to a domain. I would like to set
> > security
> >> > privileges for files with the authority being the directory that is the
> >> > domain controller. However the locations only shows the local host
> >> > (the
> >> > server itself). What do I need to do to see the Directory from the
> > domain
> >> > controller >
>
> >> > Thanks,
>
> >> > RM.
Has there been any resolution to this issue? I have the same
problem. I created a new Active directory and added some computers to
it. Now when I try to change the securities only the local host shows
not the AD domain controller. although some files already have my AD
account added to the security. Strange stuff.
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