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XP aware of NTFS permission change without logging off

Asked by Sc0tte in Windows Network Security, Windows XP Operating System, Windows 2003 Server

Tags: without, off, logging, change, permissions

I have a standard W2K3 domain set up with shared folders.

Users are running XP Pro, and often have a shared folder mapped to a network drive.

If a user doesn't have access to a particular folder and requires it, i'll add them to the group with relevant permissions on that folder.

After adding user to the new group, users can't access the shared folder until..
a) they log off and back on again
b) wait a little while... (not sure exactly,..  15 mins maybe?)

Is there anything i can do on either the client or the server to force the XP machine to be aware that the user/group permission has changed?  Preferable one which doesn't involve (a) or (b)

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