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How to allow a domain user to modify the share permissions

Asked by: Dan560

Hi,

I have a domain admin he isnt part of the domain administrators group but he does have full control of a department shared folder. I want him to be able to modify the shared permissions of a folder on windows 2003 shared folder.
When I add him to the shared folder permissions I give him full control and full control in the security permissions but when I he clicks he adds groups himself he gets an access denied message.
Any ideas?

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2009-10-23 at 03:16:29ID24837482
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Windows 2003 Server

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Answers

 

by: demazterPosted on 2009-10-23 at 03:19:57ID: 25642877

as long as the NTFS permissions are set to FULL they should be able to set the permissions.

Unless they are a member of a group that has DENY full permission?

 

by: hkunnanaPosted on 2009-10-23 at 04:10:45ID: 25643194

When does the access Denied message appear:
1- When he tries to access the share?
or
2- When he tries to browse the Directory for users to add permissions?

 

by: Dan560Posted on 2009-10-23 at 05:23:55ID: 25643652

Number 2
When he adds the users.

I see where demazter is coming from he is only a regular user. He is part of the domain users group and the everyone group and both these groups do not have full control over the this folder.

 

by: demazterPosted on 2009-10-23 at 05:25:01ID: 25643661

Permissions are accumulative unless there is a specific deny permission.
Can you do a screen capture and post?

 

by: Dan560Posted on 2009-10-23 at 05:55:38ID: 25643867

Here you go
He is part of the system admins group. and I he is trying to modify the sharing permissions for the folder "apps"

 

by: demazterPosted on 2009-10-23 at 06:00:03ID: 25643900

That error message is from the share permissions not the NTFS permissions?

 

by: Dan560Posted on 2009-10-23 at 06:01:27ID: 25643915

Yes sorry

 

by: demazterPosted on 2009-10-23 at 06:15:15ID: 25644018

ahh then this is why we are getting confused I thought you were talking about NTFS (although having just read the title of your question it does say share)
I think you need to be a minimum of power user on the computer/server where the share exists to be able to modify the share permissions.

 

by: Dan560Posted on 2009-10-23 at 06:20:38ID: 25644084

I do not think I have a power users group. But I do not want them to be part of the domain admins or administrators group. Is there a work around?

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