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hi, Zen<br />
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What's the permission on the top folder.
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hi, Zen

What's the permission on the top folder.

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Also check where you have the permissions applying to--Files only, Folder only, etc.<br />
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Cheers
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Also check where you have the permissions applying to--Files only, Folder only, etc.

Cheers

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The users had &quot;log on locally&quot; rights to the server and that messed things up though I still don't understand how that would mess up the ntfs rights. &nbsp;Anyway, thanks for the good tips and help.<br />
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The users had "log on locally" rights to the server and that messed things up though I still don't understand how that would mess up the ntfs rights.  Anyway, thanks for the good tips and help.



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I have a folder which I took off inheritable permissions and the NTFS acl shows <br />
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admins=FC<br />
Everyone=Read<br />
Managers=Read<br />
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Share permissions=everyone FC<br />
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If an admin creates a file the managers can still delete it. &nbsp;I went to the advanced section and removed everyone and managers from the acl and left the upper level permissions as read only. &nbsp;I can't for the life of me figure out how and why these groups can still add and delete files in this folder. &nbsp;Again, no inheritable permissions are trickling down.<br />
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THanks in advance!<br />
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I have a folder which I took off inheritable permissions and the NTFS acl shows 

admins=FC
Everyone=Read
Managers=Read

Share permissions=everyone FC

If an admin creates a file the managers can still delete it.  I went to the advanced section and removed everyone and managers from the acl and left the upper level permissions as read only.  I can't for the life of me figure out how and why these groups can still add and delete files in this folder.  Again, no inheritable permissions are trickling down.

THanks in advance!




Windows 2000 permissions not working?

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