Re: Access control list delay



You shouldn't be adding users to an ACL, you should be adding groups. It is possible you have so many users on the ACL it is taking that long to enumerate the list. This is bad because it means every access to that resources requires the same overhead. You should usually have a minimal number of ACEs in any given ACL.

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Mugabi wrote:
Hello,

I am running a Windows Server 2003 system. I get a big delay whenever I want to add users to the acl and click 'add'- it takes about 1 minute or more before the window displays so that I can select or search for another user to add, even on the domain controllers.

What could be my problem?

Thanks,
.



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