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so the default is yes, they have all access - but that can be restricted/controlled?<br />
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if this is to be restricted/controlled, another local admin can do that (to another local admin)?<br />
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so the default is yes, they have all access - but that can be restricted/controlled?

if this is to be restricted/controlled, another local admin can do that (to another local admin)?



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If you have attached a SAN, which contains NTFS permissions, a member of the Domain, e.g. Domain Users, can remove permissions for the Local Administrator and define new permissions and access to groups and users.
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If you have attached a SAN, which contains NTFS permissions, a member of the Domain, e.g. Domain Users, can remove permissions for the Local Administrator and define new permissions and access to groups and users.

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what is the diff between 'member of domain' vs users described in 'groups and users'
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what is the diff between 'member of domain' vs users described in 'groups and users'

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users and groups can either be part of a Domain or users and groups defined Locally on the server.<br />
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see here for definintion of a Microsoft Domain<br />
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<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_domain" rel="ugc">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_domain</a>
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users and groups can either be part of a Domain or users and groups defined Locally on the server.

see here for definintion of a Microsoft Domain

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_domain [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_domain]

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Will the local admin always have read/write access to all the SAN folders available to the server? <br />
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thanks
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Will the local admin always have read/write access to all the SAN folders available to the server? 

thanks

local admin and drive permissions

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