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The first answer is perfect, thank you. &nbsp;<br />
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The second, I'm referring to server 2003, if I choice to not inherent permissions I can uncheck &quot;allow inheritable from the parent to propagate etc...&quot; then I get the option of copy or remove. &nbsp;I choice copy and then remove the group/users or add the groups/users I want. &nbsp;I don't seem to be able to accomplish this. &nbsp;I can't choose to remove inheritable permissions, anyone know how?<br />

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The first answer is perfect, thank you.  

The second, I'm referring to server 2003, if I choice to not inherent permissions I can uncheck "allow inheritable from the parent to propagate etc..." then I get the option of copy or remove.  I choice copy and then remove the group/users or add the groups/users I want.  I don't seem to be able to accomplish this.  I can't choose to remove inheritable permissions, anyone know how?


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So to clarify matters, if you uncheck the inherit option, and you press 'Remove', no permissions are removed?<br />
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-Matt
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So to clarify matters, if you uncheck the inherit option, and you press 'Remove', no permissions are removed?

-Matt

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I've figured it out with your help thanks tigermatt
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I've figured it out with your help thanks tigermatt

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I have two issues; Im building a 2008 file server, <br />
1. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The issue is in 2008, I've created a new drive and the permissions are; creator owner, everyone, systems, administrators, users (server). &nbsp;When I remove the users and everyone, I can longer get into the folder, permission is denied, though I'm a domain admin and yes the domain admin is in the servers local admin group. &nbsp;<br />
2. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;I dont mind inheriting permissions, but I want to be able to copy over permissions and then remove those users/groups I do not want, but I dont see anyway.<br />

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I have two issues; Im building a 2008 file server, 
1.	The issue is in 2008, I've created a new drive and the permissions are; creator owner, everyone, systems, administrators, users (server).  When I remove the users and everyone, I can longer get into the folder, permission is denied, though I'm a domain admin and yes the domain admin is in the servers local admin group.  
2.	I dont mind inheriting permissions, but I want to be able to copy over permissions and then remove those users/groups I do not want, but I dont see anyway.


Server 2008 NTFS Permissions

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.