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I have an Adaptec Snap Server 4200 &nbsp; GuardianOS 4.2.054 SP3 <br />
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I have two users that save files to a particular directory. Each of them is configured to have access to that directory through the snap server administration page.<br />
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The problem is when one of them adds a file to that directory or a sub directory, the other user does not have rights to see it. <br />
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Through windows xp , i click on the file and go to security and then give the user rights to the file.<br />
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How can I tell the snap server to give these two users full rights to all files in that directory new and existing ?<br />
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Thank you<br />

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I have an Adaptec Snap Server 4200   GuardianOS 4.2.054 SP3 

I have two users that save files to a particular directory. Each of them is configured to have access to that directory through the snap server administration page.

The problem is when one of them adds a file to that directory or a sub directory, the other user does not have rights to see it. 

Through windows xp , i click on the file and go to security and then give the user rights to the file.

How can I tell the snap server to give these two users full rights to all files in that directory new and existing ?

Thank you


Snap Server 4200 rights issue

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