Zane80
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Delete Individual Files on NS6000 NAS
Hi,
I have a virus which has wormed itself into my network. The virus has created folders called 'Recycler' and 'Info' and inside is a .jpg.exe file which when users run it will install on all networked users pc's and all network drives. It also has an autorun.ini which picks it up when you open the drive through the my computer console.
It has installed itself on a couple of the NAS shares and has provided read only access to all users apart from one who has read-write access (I assume he ran the file last). Noone has delete access to this file. I dont know how I can remove these files from the NAS. If I logon as the administrator and try and change permissions I get "Access denied" and if I try just a delete i also get "Access Denied"
Any suggestions?
I have a virus which has wormed itself into my network. The virus has created folders called 'Recycler' and 'Info' and inside is a .jpg.exe file which when users run it will install on all networked users pc's and all network drives. It also has an autorun.ini which picks it up when you open the drive through the my computer console.
It has installed itself on a couple of the NAS shares and has provided read only access to all users apart from one who has read-write access (I assume he ran the file last). Noone has delete access to this file. I dont know how I can remove these files from the NAS. If I logon as the administrator and try and change permissions I get "Access denied" and if I try just a delete i also get "Access Denied"
Any suggestions?
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Yes. I have full admin access under both my account and the administrator account.
I tried changing the permisssions with no luck.
The owner is a user called Patrick. His rights have been removed and he is not able to delete this file either.
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I tried changing the permisssions with no luck.
The owner is a user called Patrick. His rights have been removed and he is not able to delete this file either.
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Any suggestions for this?
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The path is \BOSWNNAS01\info\Vanja.jpg .exe and an autorun.ini
it is mapped to R:\info\Vanja.jpg.exe
I have disabled the virus from spreading as I was able to delete R:\autorun.ini (dont know how) and I have disabled autorun on all pc's and stopped access to root directory on shared drives.
This virus spread accross every drive including flash drives and has likely affected home computers.I created a batch script for users to run which will delete the main virus. I have also deleted it off the file server's just not the NAS
it is mapped to R:\info\Vanja.jpg.exe
I have disabled the virus from spreading as I was able to delete R:\autorun.ini (dont know how) and I have disabled autorun on all pc's and stopped access to root directory on shared drives.
This virus spread accross every drive including flash drives and has likely affected home computers.I created a batch script for users to run which will delete the main virus. I have also deleted it off the file server's just not the NAS
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User very helpful. Ended up removing files off NAS and formatting partition.
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The virus frequently was spreading through all network drives and has infected most local computers. I have disabled all users access to root directories of network shares and I have also disabled auto run on all computers (using group policies).
I have deleted the files off all the PC shares but cannot delete off the NAS due to access issues.