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Asked by malbee9989 in Windows 2003 Server, Internet File Sharing Software
I have a rather simple question regarding share permissions and home folders:
I have a share on a server were users save their work. The drive is automatically mapped as their home folder under their profile, something like: \\server1\share1$\%usernam
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The shared folder, share1$ has its share permissions set as follows: Administrator: Full Control BigBoss: Full Control and Authenticated Users: read and change. (BigBoss being the user that needs access to all the other users' folders.
When a new user account is created, his/hers' folder is automatically created under \\server1\share1$ and full access to that user, administrator and BigBoss is granted by inheritance. I have about 300 user folders set this way. Well, today I discovered that user1 can open and view user2' folders. User1 cannot however delete user2's files. The fact that user1 can open user2 folders is unacceptable. like I said: user1 permissions show user1, administrator and bigboss and the same goes for user2, only user2, administrator and big boss show up in the security tab and so on. What am I doing wrong?
20091021-EE-VQP-81 / EE_QW_2_20070628