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What are the SHARE permissions set to?<br />
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SHARE permissions: everyone FC (witch is enough cause it works when I add the computer directly to the file)
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SHARE permissions: everyone FC (witch is enough cause it works when I add the computer directly to the file)

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Thnx Mike, you're a live saver... Was working several hours on this without rebooting the machine!!!
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Thnx Mike, you're a live saver... Was working several hours on this without rebooting the machine!!!

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excellent glad to help, by the way this same principle applies if you add a user to a group.<br />
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excellent glad to help, by the way this same principle applies if you add a user to a group.



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In a 2008 domain I created a task that runs on all computers in the domain under the system account.<br />
The tasks tries to copy a file from a network share. I only want a specified group of computers be able to access the file. I created an AD group, added the computers to the group and gave the group appropiate permissions to the file.<br />
However, my task is not able to copy the file (access denied). <br />
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When i add the AD group &quot;Domain computers&quot; to the ACL of the file, or I add an single computer account directly everything works fine....<br />

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In a 2008 domain I created a task that runs on all computers in the domain under the system account.
The tasks tries to copy a file from a network share. I only want a specified group of computers be able to access the file. I created an AD group, added the computers to the group and gave the group appropiate permissions to the file.
However, my task is not able to copy the file (access denied). 

When i add the AD group "Domain computers" to the ACL of the file, or I add an single computer account directly everything works fine....


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