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Just deny test specifically
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Thanks guys I will give this a try and let you know.
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Thanks guys I will give this a try and let you know.

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I have a user, we will call them test, that I want to restrict from folder on my domain. I have the Users group setup that they can have access to my shared folder on my network. Everyone is in the Users group the logons to the domain except for test. Now I have checked all the members of Users and groups that are also members in the Users group, and test is not in any of them. <br />
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Through testing, I have found out that the Users group is still controlling permissions for test. That is I create a new shared folder that inherited the Users group. Test does not have permission but can still get into the share. If I take out the Users group, test does not have rights anymore. This makes no sense to me...any ideas why this is happening?
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I have a user, we will call them test, that I want to restrict from folder on my domain. I have the Users group setup that they can have access to my shared folder on my network. Everyone is in the Users group the logons to the domain except for test. Now I have checked all the members of Users and groups that are also members in the Users group, and test is not in any of them. 

Through testing, I have found out that the Users group is still controlling permissions for test. That is I create a new shared folder that inherited the Users group. Test does not have permission but can still get into the share. If I take out the Users group, test does not have rights anymore. This makes no sense to me...any ideas why this is happening?

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