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Security settings on roaming profile directory.

Asked by sattech2000 in Windows NT Operating System, Windows Server 2008

Tags: Server 2000, 2008


Good evening all!

I am in the process of moving all of our roaming profile users to a new server.  The current server is a windows 2000 server, the new server is a windows 2008 based server.  

I have this problem with the current server and also in testing of the new server.  When a user first loges in and creates the profile directory on the server. domain admins are unable to access the folder without taking ownership of that users directory.  The users profile works fine. I would like to have the users directory be created with the user and domain admins having full control  of the directory, but not anyone else.  What is the correct permissions I should set to accomplish this?  Im pulling my hair trying to figure it out.

I currently have the share set \\server\profiles
domain users = FC

Security is set on c:\profiles
CREATOR OWNER = special
SYSTEM = FC
Domain Admins = FC
Administrator = FC
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