How come anyone, even non authenticated users can see the SYSVOL and
NETLOGON folders? I just tested this from a non-domain machine and not only
was I able to view it, but I was able to edit the logon.bat in sysvol.
Re: Share Permissions on NETLOGON and SYSVOL ... to the SYSVOL share for replication or something else... ... >permissions to the shares as recommended. ... >everyone and authenticated users groups.... >> Share Permissions on NETLOGON and SYSVOL ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.security)
Share Permissions on NETLOGON and SYSVOL ... 2000 Domain Controllers, we are a Child Domain within an Active Directory ...shares on the DCs and noticed that 'Everyone' has Read on both shares, ... Authenticated Users has Full Control on SYSVOL.... According to the Microsoft KB article below, Authenticated Users should only ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.security)
Re: Share Permissions on NETLOGON and SYSVOL ... I would suggest leaving it with everyone and authenticated users for read ... permissions to the shares as recommended. ... security and sysvol "share" permissions were never listed as a concern. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.security)
Re: Share Permissions on NETLOGON and SYSVOL ...precisely Authenticated Users.... >>> Share Permissions on NETLOGON and SYSVOL... >>> shares, and Authenticated Users has Full Control on SYSVOL. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.security)
Re: Event Id 1000 every 5 minutes ... This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.... >>Permissions on Sysvol is the most common reason for this. ... > Make absolutely certain that at least Authenticated Users... > have Read on both the NTFS and share level permissions... (microsoft.public.win2000.group_policy)
