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User Rights on Windows 2003 server

Asked by jbobst in Windows 2003 Server, Active Directory

I have a windows 2003 domain controller.  A user needs right to a directory located in a folder he doesn't typically have rights too (the marketing directory).  Management want this guy to have rights to the marketing directory, so I went ahead and gave him every right, except for full control.  He still can't create new files in the directory or change anything...just list everything.  I then added him into the management and marketing group, which have rights to this directory (all the other users access it just fine).  Still, he can't do anything but list files.  I then added him to the administrators group (just as a test) and he STILL doesn't have any rights but list right.  I have rebootedhis workstation, logged him in and out several time, and still nothing.  I even gave him FULL access right (on the security tab) to the complete hard drive that the marketing directory lives in.  STILL only list rights!  HOWEVER, if I go to his machine and click start, run, and type \\domainserver\e$\marketing, he THEN can create files or do whatever he wants.  However, if I simply type \\domainserver\marketing he can only list files again?!?  The "e:" drive on the server is the drive which contains the marketing directory or rather the marketing share.  The root hard drive is not shared, other than the default $ share...which he can only get to when I give his user admin rights.

I have not rebooted the server yet, but I can't think of anything else to do.  Am I missing something here?

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