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Hello all!<br />
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I'm using Windows 2000 Server, Exchange 2000 Server, all latest Service Packs<br />
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Just 2 days ago i installed IIS Lockdown Tool. After that i saw that all clients had access to all public folders, so not respecting their user access policy. I tried to control this to Exchange System Manager, but i received error 80040102. I searched for help and found something at Microsoft web site.<br />
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Anyway. I uninstalled IIS Lockdown Tool. I correted the NTFS permissions for every public folder and now also Exchange System Manager is working with Public Folders.<br />
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The only problem now is that Everyone has access to List Folder Content of Public Folders in M drive. So every user can see all the list of Public Folders. Of course he/she can't access all of them, but he can see all the list.<br />
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I tried to change NTFS Permissions of M:\domainname\PublicFolder<wbr />s, but was impossible, because the owner for that folder was System account. Of course i used Administrator account to do that change.<br />
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Anyone has an idea how to change NTFS permissions of M:\domainname\PublicFolder<wbr />s &nbsp;?<br />
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Thanks to all!
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Hello all!

I'm using Windows 2000 Server, Exchange 2000 Server, all latest Service Packs

Just 2 days ago i installed IIS Lockdown Tool. After that i saw that all clients had access to all public folders, so not respecting their user access policy. I tried to control this to Exchange System Manager, but i received error 80040102. I searched for help and found something at Microsoft web site.

Anyway. I uninstalled IIS Lockdown Tool. I correted the NTFS permissions for every public folder and now also Exchange System Manager is working with Public Folders.

The only problem now is that Everyone has access to List Folder Content of Public Folders in M drive. So every user can see all the list of Public Folders. Of course he/she can't access all of them, but he can see all the list.

I tried to change NTFS Permissions of M:\domainname\PublicFolders, but was impossible, because the owner for that folder was System account. Of course i used Administrator account to do that change.

Anyone has an idea how to change NTFS permissions of M:\domainname\PublicFolders  ?

Thanks to all!

IIS Lockdown Tool and NTFS Permissions of M:\domain\Public Folders

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