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Have you checked the rights on the &quot;share&quot; and the rights on the &quot;Files and Folders&quot;?
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Have you checked the rights on the "share" and the rights on the "Files and Folders"?

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Check the rights on the actual user. I had the same problem, and the user just didn't have the proper rights.
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Check the rights on the actual user. I had the same problem, and the user just didn't have the proper rights.

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When I click on the sharing tab for the folders, both the permission and security tabs show these uses have full access. &nbsp;Yet they do not. &nbsp;This is driving me insane!!
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When I click on the sharing tab for the folders, both the permission and security tabs show these uses have full access.  Yet they do not.  This is driving me insane!!

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Having a huge problem simply trying to grant access to a couple of WINXP clients to their folders on the Win2K server. &nbsp;Even though all the permissions appear to be in place, they are not able to access some folders. &nbsp;The folder is shared via active directory. &nbsp;I have removed the share, added it back, set the permissions, and still they are denied access. &nbsp;I even set the permissions to allow Everyone, and yet they are still denied. This is weird....any takers?
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Having a huge problem simply trying to grant access to a couple of WINXP clients to their folders on the Win2K server.  Even though all the permissions appear to be in place, they are not able to access some folders.  The folder is shared via active directory.  I have removed the share, added it back, set the permissions, and still they are denied access.  I even set the permissions to allow Everyone, and yet they are still denied. This is weird....any takers?

WIndows 2000 Server Permission Problem - Sharing Folders

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