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prevent copying of ntfs security

Asked by durcom in Miscellaneous Security, Windows XP Operating System, Windows Network Security

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Having an interesting issue with permissions
and windows XP Pro...

Basically I have a windows XP PRO box with NTFS
and some shares defined that I use to back up stuff
to from workstations over the network. (workgroup
only, NO domain...all users set up as administrators)

was playing with several backup programs...tried syncback SE...
I selected the option to "back up NTFS security"...

backup worked fine...

however, since the user on the local machine
is not defined on the XP PRO backup box (no domain),
when I try to access the backed up files on
the network share, I get an "access denied" error...
because the network user has no rights to the
backed up files...

I can fix the problem by going to the XP Pro box,
and taking ownership of the folder/files and resetting
the permissions...

however, if possible, I would like to prevent
users from being able to do that and get themselves
in trouble...I experimented with changing the users
to limited users, and denying them the "take ownership"
privilege and "change permission" privilege, but
that didn't seem to work...(my guess is the backup
program uses some special calls to bypass the windows
ntfs security??)  any ideas on how to prevent this?
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