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Sharing and Security
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| crazyska 2001-04-16, 9:54 pm |
| I have a question or problem that I am stumped on. I understand that NTFS Premissions are Cumulative. And when put with a Shared folder the role is reversed that the most restrictive wins. Well I set up my machine and I gave my everyone group for sharing full access. Then I created a SubFolder and gave my User1 read premissions. Everytime I try this my User1 is able to Delete my SubFolder. Can any one help me | |
| dentonb2000 2001-04-17, 2:08 pm |
| I know this may sound silly, but is user1 logged on locally where the directory is? | |
| rctechy 2001-04-17, 4:39 pm |
| I think it's because you're logged on locally | |
| crazyska 2001-04-18, 2:28 pm |
| So if you are logged in locally what applies then? I guess I am confused | |
| SasiSan 2001-04-18, 2:49 pm |
| Share permissions only apply when someone is connecting to the computer over the network -- from another computer. If you are local then the NTFS permissions apply.
That is why you can still have security if it is a FAT system -- over the network, but if someone sits down at the machine and logs in locally they can destroy everything...
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| crazyska 2001-04-18, 6:18 pm |
| Thanks alot guys  |
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