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That did the trick - thanks much for the assist!<br />
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I ended up uninstalling the IE enhanced security config...seems more annoying then helpful anyway...
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That did the trick - thanks much for the assist!

I ended up uninstalling the IE enhanced security config...seems more annoying then helpful anyway...

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I have a win 2000 native domain.<br />
One domain controller (which also holds the FSMO roles) throws a permissions error when you attempt to edit scripts located in the netlogon share (\\domain\netlogon).<br />
\\servername\netlogon gives the same message. <br />
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I don't see any real problems in the windows logs. If i use the same domain admin account on another DC, i can access netlogon fine - it seems isolated to just this server...<br />
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any ideas would be helpful. Thanks.
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I have a win 2000 native domain.
One domain controller (which also holds the FSMO roles) throws a permissions error when you attempt to edit scripts located in the netlogon share (\\domain\netlogon).
\\servername\netlogon gives the same message. 

I don't see any real problems in the windows logs. If i use the same domain admin account on another DC, i can access netlogon fine - it seems isolated to just this server...

any ideas would be helpful. Thanks.

Denied access to netlogon share when logged onto DC as domain admin

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