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Folder and file permissions

Asked by Melite in Novell Netware Network Software, Microsoft Operating Systems, Microsoft Server

Tags: SBS 2008, Folder, File, Permissions

Hi Everyone,

Melite here.

I have a question about Folder and File permissions thats getting the better of me at the moment.

When I try to change the permissions on a folders, I get an "Access is denied" advisory. I am logged on as the system administrator and have Full Access perms.

(A bit of background may help add some context here):
I had a workgroup setup thats been transformed into a domain setup.

In order to centralise folders and files on the server, I have copied and pasted some and cut and pasted others and I'm fairly certain that this has something to do with why I get the "Access is denied" advisory on some of them.

Is there a way that I can get around this issue so that I can set the perms as needed?

Thanks in advance!!!
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