Users locked out

[Guest John R]

I have a customer's server that is experiencing folder permission issues.

Whener a user creates a new folder on the Shared drive, the permissions

become set to only that user. It should be opened up to everyone in the

domain. As the Administrator I even have to go in and take ownership and

then reassign permissions.

 

Any thoughts?

[Guest Special Access]

On Fri, 21 Nov 2008 07:13:02 -0800, John R

<JohnR@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

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>I have a customer's server that is experiencing folder permission issues.

>Whener a user creates a new folder on the Shared drive, the permissions

>become set to only that user. It should be opened up to everyone in the

>domain. As the Administrator I even have to go in and take ownership and

>then reassign permissions.

>

>Any thoughts?

></span>

 

Probably already looked at it but what permissions and inheritence are

set on the parent folder for the share? Created folders normally

inherit the permissions of the parent.

 

Mike

[Guest John R]

The parent folder called SHARED had zero permissions in it. If I drill down

to the child folders I get:

 

Domain Users - Special

Users - Special

Administrators & Domain Admin set to Full Control

Also, Everyone - Special

 

I did go this morning and set the parent to mirror the child.

 

"Special Access" wrote:

<span style="color:blue">

> On Fri, 21 Nov 2008 07:13:02 -0800, John R

> <JohnR@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> <span style="color:green">

> >I have a customer's server that is experiencing folder permission issues.

> >Whener a user creates a new folder on the Shared drive, the permissions

> >become set to only that user. It should be opened up to everyone in the

> >domain. As the Administrator I even have to go in and take ownership and

> >then reassign permissions.

> >

> >Any thoughts?

> ></span>

>

> Probably already looked at it but what permissions and inheritence are

> set on the parent folder for the share? Created folders normally

> inherit the permissions of the parent.

>

> Mike

> </span>

[Guest Special Access]

On Sat, 22 Nov 2008 09:22:00 -0800, John R

<JohnR@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

<span style="color:blue">

>The parent folder called SHARED had zero permissions in it. If I drill down

>to the child folders I get:

>

>Domain Users - Special

>Users - Special

>Administrators & Domain Admin set to Full Control

>Also, Everyone - Special

>

>I did go this morning and set the parent to mirror the child.

>

>"Special Access" wrote:

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>> On Fri, 21 Nov 2008 07:13:02 -0800, John R

>> <JohnR@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>> <span style="color:darkred">

>> >I have a customer's server that is experiencing folder permission issues.

>> >Whener a user creates a new folder on the Shared drive, the permissions

>> >become set to only that user. It should be opened up to everyone in the

>> >domain. As the Administrator I even have to go in and take ownership and

>> >then reassign permissions.

>> >

>> >Any thoughts?

>> ></span>

>>

>> Probably already looked at it but what permissions and inheritence are

>> set on the parent folder for the share? Created folders normally

>> inherit the permissions of the parent.

>>

>> Mike

>> </span></span>

 

Why "special"? Are you restricting them from something that would be

granted if you gave them "modify", for example? You state it should

"be opened up to everyone in the domain", to me that means at least

READ access for everyone (except for admins, of course)