Neil Russell
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Mapped share error: Access denied
Hi,
I have a strange one....
I have 10 users in an AD security group called DataM.
I have a share on a Server, root of D, called SQLDATA
SQLDATA Share permissions is set to give full controll to the DataM group, no ther settings
9 out of the 10 users in the group map the share and it works fine. The 10th user gets the share mapped but when he tries to explore the mapped drive gets ACCESS DENIED error.
Any thoughts before i delete his profile and start him again?
I have a strange one....
I have 10 users in an AD security group called DataM.
I have a share on a Server, root of D, called SQLDATA
SQLDATA Share permissions is set to give full controll to the DataM group, no ther settings
9 out of the 10 users in the group map the share and it works fine. The 10th user gets the share mapped but when he tries to explore the mapped drive gets ACCESS DENIED error.
Any thoughts before i delete his profile and start him again?
Ask him to try it from another PC, make sure it isnt a problem with the PC accountt he is trying to access from.
What do his "effective permissions" say?
To view effective permissions on files and folders.
1. Open Windows Explorer, and then locate the file or folder for which you would like to view effective permissions.
2. Right-click the file or folder, click Properties, and then click the Security tab.
3. Click Advanced, and then click the Effective Permissions tab.
4. Click the Select button.
5. In Name, enter the name of a user or group and then click OK. The selected check boxes indicate the effective permissions of the user or group for that file or folder.
What do his "effective permissions" say?
To view effective permissions on files and folders.
1. Open Windows Explorer, and then locate the file or folder for which you would like to view effective permissions.
2. Right-click the file or folder, click Properties, and then click the Security tab.
3. Click Advanced, and then click the Effective Permissions tab.
4. Click the Select button.
5. In Name, enter the name of a user or group and then click OK. The selected check boxes indicate the effective permissions of the user or group for that file or folder.
ASKER
They all New users in the domain and belong to no other groups at all.
Hi
assuming all the members have the correct permissions
check to properties of the share to make sure you are not exceeding the max allowed connections.
Regards
a common mistake is to allow 10 connections for 10 people but done forget the server connects as well meaning 11 connections in total.
Dave
assuming all the members have the correct permissions
check to properties of the share to make sure you are not exceeding the max allowed connections.
Regards
a common mistake is to allow 10 connections for 10 people but done forget the server connects as well meaning 11 connections in total.
Dave
Did you look at my comment and try the suggestions?
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Dear,
Please try to that option
start click on the Run
\\192.168.1.3 like your ip of server
then ask the User Name and Password
after that you are Select Allway Allow sign yes click on there and
than your problem will be solved
Please try to that option
start click on the Run
\\192.168.1.3 like your ip of server
then ask the User Name and Password
after that you are Select Allway Allow sign yes click on there and
than your problem will be solved
Share/NTFS - least privaledged wins.
Check to see if he has (doesn't) have something in common with the other 9