Re: Security Permission Problem in MS-Excel

On Aug 14, 1:02 am, Several Login attempt
<SeveralLoginatte...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi

My n/w setup is: Windows 2003 Enterprise SP1 DC & XP, 2000 Pro Clients with
upto date patches updated.

My Query: I want to set Security Permission to control user's access. I
logged on as Domain Admin rights credentials in DC.

1) I created two Securiy Group & added user's in the respective group (Scope
as Global & type as Security ).
2) I created a Folder & shared named as "Test" with full control to Everyone
Share Permission.
3) I added the security groups into that folder & set full control
permission to one group & Read & Execute, List folder contents, Read, write
to another group.
4) I am unchecked " Allow inheritable permissions from the parent to
propagate to this object......."
5) Removed default Permission groups other than created Security Groups.
6) I logged on the domain user in one of my xp client machine, open a new
MS-Excel file & tried to save that file, the error shows as: "The Filename
is already
exists, Do u want to save changes (Y/N)"
7)If i press "y" => \\servername\sharename\filename, the FOLDER is marked as
READ Only" message showed.

For other programs, no issues. I checked that folder becomes Readonly &
changed the arribute from "READ-Only", but it was not changed.

Anyone pls help anyone to comeout from this.

Regards
Rajaguru

I believe you may need to grant modify permissions to those users that
need to make changes to the docs at the folder level.

.

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