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i have an isilon filesystem mounted on a windows box. &nbsp;i have given &quot;Everyone&quot; permission to read/write to it. &nbsp;however, when we have a file transfer, transfer is not able to write to it. file transfer uses a local account that we created. do i need to add the domain\local_account to isilon as well?
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i have an isilon filesystem mounted on a windows box.  i have given "Everyone" permission to read/write to it.  however, when we have a file transfer, transfer is not able to write to it. file transfer uses a local account that we created. do i need to add the domain\local_account to isilon as well?

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