Upgrade Win2K AD to Native Mode, File sharing problem
- From: "lhiway" <lhiway@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 3 May 2005 15:05:50 +0800
I have a file server which was a domain controller running on Win2k Mixed
mode. I followed the convention of my company IT department to set ACLs on
the share files by:
1. put all the authenticated users to a Globle Group
2. put the Globle Group into a Domain Local Group
3. Files/Folders ACLs are assigned by only using these Domain Local Groups.
Before I upgraded the Domain to Win2k native mode, users didn't have any
problem in retriving data from the server.
When I changed the AD mode, users compaining about that they got problem
accesing files they have the proper right. Error message is 'Access denied,
you don't have proper access right...' But I check the Domain Local Group,
the user is listed in the group. What I have to do is to delete the user
from the Domain Local Group, then add the same user in it. On the users PC,
refresh group policy, restart the pc, most of the users are able to use the
resources on the Server, but some of them still have the same problem.
Now what I have to do is to add Globle Group to the files/folders ACL, this
method solves my proble, but it offends the Company IT convention.
What shall I do?
.
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