Unwanted share access despite security settings
From: Titus van Houwelingen (titusnntp_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 07/28/04
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Date: Wed, 28 Jul 2004 21:38:22 +0200
Hello,
I have a share on a W2K Advanced server with active directory.
Permissions on the share are for a group ABC (defined in Active Directory).
NTFS security is full acces for 'everyone'.
A user MrX belongs to group ABC.
Whe MrX log on LOCALLY on a NT4 machine and this local account has the same
username/password he can access the share. I think this shouldn't be
possibble because the group is a domain group. And no explicit access for
MrX has been defined on the share, only the ABC group. Nothing else.
It gets worse: when he uses WinXP professional, and he has a LOCAL account
with the same name but with an EMPTY password, he gets access to the share
when he logs on LOCALLY!
The guest account is disabled.
I must be doing something stupid. Can anyone please tell me what could be
the problem?
Thanks in advance,
Titus
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