Hello,
We recently migrated our shared drives from server 2003 to server 2008R2 with the file server role installed. Since doing so, when browsing locally as a domain admin, a number of folders on the server pop up with the "You don't currently have permission to access this folder." error when accessed. I click the Continue button and it then takes f-o-r-e-v-e-r to allow access. NTFS permissions show that the local admin group has full rights to the folder. I have check the local admin group and domain admins are listed there. So I don't understand why this error ever shows up.
Does anyone have an idea on how to fix/speed this up?
Potentially important, when we moved the drives, we dropped them off the old VM and attached them to this current VM.
We recently migrated our shared drives from server 2003 to server 2008R2 with the file server role installed. Since doing so, when browsing locally as a domain admin, a number of folders on the server pop up with the "You don't currently have permission to access this folder." error when accessed. I click the Continue button and it then takes f-o-r-e-v-e-r to allow access. NTFS permissions show that the local admin group has full rights to the folder. I have check the local admin group and domain admins are listed there. So I don't understand why this error ever shows up.
Does anyone have an idea on how to fix/speed this up?
Potentially important, when we moved the drives, we dropped them off the old VM and attached them to this current VM.
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