Re: Rebuild File Server
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True. SIDs could be a problem if this is standalone computer. If this is
domain computer and domain users were used for NTFS permissions then there
should be no problems.
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Mike
Microsoft MVP - Windows Security
"Joshua Bolton" <JoshuaBolton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Can't you restore the server to a time before you had issues?
If rebuilding from scratch the user sids will be different. This will be
an
issue if you restore ntfs permissions as they were with the former sids.
Why are you rebuilding the server?
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Relevant Pages
- Re: Local Security Policy Settings
... These are the "sids" numeric identifiers that the operating system uses to ... If this is a domain computer, ... assigned to the new user/group. ... > Under my local security policy on my Windows 2000 server. ...
(microsoft.public.win2000.security) - Re: Modifying permissions with XCACLS.vbs
... I also read the SIDs for domain admins and domain users ... gone - it was a blank display. ...
(microsoft.public.security) - Re: NTFS Permissions wont resolve
... Just give it some time and the system will show you names instead of SIDs. ... > I am trying to view the NTFS permissions on one of our file servers. ... > view the security permissions this problem exists. ...
(microsoft.public.win2000.security) - Re: ADMTv2 and Built-In groups, again...
... using notepad (BTW, can I do a comment at the end of the line? ... Domain Admins, Enterprise Admins, Domain Users, etc. do indeed have a unique ... SIDs? ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.migration) - Re: NTFS Permissions wont resolve
... from one domain and joined to another, non-trusting domain, in which case ... > Just give it some time and the system will show you names instead of SIDs. ... >> I am trying to view the NTFS permissions on one of our file servers. ...
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