On one of my file servers (a member of an AD domain) I have a file that
I (domain admin) cannot delete because I apparently don't have the
permissions.
And when I bring up the properties of the file only the General tab is
there, all the other tabs (Version, Compatibility, ..., Security, ...)
are missing. Without the security tab, however, I cannot change the
permissions.
Is there a command line tool I can use or some other way around the
problem?
Re: Permissions problem ... > On one of my file servers I have a file that ... > I (domain admin) cannot delete because I apparently don't have the ... > permissions.... > And when I bring up the properties of the file only the General tab is ... (microsoft.public.windows.file_system)
Re: User able to create folders on network drive he had no permission ... setup for him on the network was able to create files and folders on ... a network drive he should only have had read access to. ... The PC was setup using a domain admin account (I know, ... difference with the *user* permissions on the network. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin)
Re: Using a Group Policy in an XP Workgroup ... >>I have a small office network all on XP Pro and all in the same Workgroup.... >> on the file servers by allowing certain groups and not others. ... >> whomever is logged on to the PC will have access to the folders.... > Sounds like you are asking how to put permissions on files and shares. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin)
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