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Posted by Steven L Umbach on September 27, 2005, 10:19 pm
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First off check the ntfs permissions on the root/drive folder to make sure
that the everyone group does not have full control. If it does change it to
read/list/execute. For the parent data folder give users group read/list
permissions and then give each user full control for their folder to see if
that helps and verify that only administrator and the user account is
included in the ntfs permissions and also check the advanced page for
properties/security to check special permissions. When you set permissions
on the main security page of a folder that will set security for folder,
subfolder, and files as seen in the advanced page where you cans see or edit
permissions for a user/group and select the apply onto box. --- Steve
> Hi all,
> I have a weird problem with a freshly installed W2k server. It is
> not running as a domain controller, and is just a member of a workgroup. I
> have a sub-folder on the hard-drive which I am putting user folders in for
> network clients to store files on. The problem is as follows:
>
> Lets say there are users A,B and C.
> I have created three folders - c:\data\A
> c:\data\B
> c:\data\C
>
> On each of the three folders, the Share, and security permissions are set
> to 'Full Control', for both 'Administrator' and the applicable User.
>
> With that said, I would expect 'Administrator' to have full access to all
> 3 folders, and each user to only have access to their relevant folder.
> Unfortunately, they can ALL access ALL 3 of the folders (shares) across
> the network.
>
> They are NOT members of the Administrator group, only the 'Users' group.
>
> The parent data folder I have set to 'Full Control' for both
> 'Administrator' and the 'Users' group, and unticked 'Inherit permissions'
> etc.
>
> What am I doing wrong here???
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated
> Scott
>
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