Re: Share access problem 2003 member server

W2K creates an automatic transitive trust, so you can add users across
domains if you want to, but they do not have rights or permissions unless
you grant them.
You said early on that "domain users" have permissions on the Share, but
users in the North domain are not members of "domain users" in the West
domain. What group are you using to give them permissions on the Share and
the Folder?
Anthony -
http://www.airdesk.co.uk




"Monkey1888" <Monkey1888@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi, when I specifically add the user to the share they still cannot gain
access. I was of the opinion that they shouldn't be prompted for a user
name
and password. As mentioned previously user that have the same access
rights
in the parent domain are not prompted for a user name and password. This
should be the case for the child domains.

Monkey

"Anthony" wrote:

Hi Monkey,
I am still not really clear that you have given the users access to the
Share in the other domain.
What happens if you take a named user in north.newtrader.co.uk and give
that
user explicit permissions on the Share and the Folder in
west.newtrader.co.uk? Do they still get access denied?
If that's not it we can look at what else it might be,
Anthony -
http://www.airdesk.co.uk


"Monkey1888" <Monkey1888@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi, The logon dialogue box appears asking for the user name and
password.
When the password and user name is entered they can't access the share.
If
they attempt to browse to the 2003 server via network neighbourhood
they
can't even view the share on this server. When they click on the server
in
network neighbourhood they are prompted for the user name and password.
This
is not the case when they browse to any of the 2000 domain controllers
in
this domain as they can see the shares listed when they click on the
2000
DC
name.

Monkey


"Anthony" wrote:

What happens if you give access permissions to the users in
north.newtrader.co.uk on the share and NTFS in west.newtrader.co.uk?
Anthony -
http://www.airdesk.co.uk


"Monkey1888" <Monkey1888@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi, all accounts are domain users! for example:

Account John is a member of child domain called West.newtrader.co.uk
which
is the child domain of newtraders.co.uk. West.newtrader.co.uk
contains
the
2003 member server and John can access the share on this 2003 member
server.

Account Peter is a member of the parent domain called
newtrader.co.uk
and
he
can access the share on 2003 member server on the child domain
West.newtraders.co.uk.

Account Dave is a member of child domain North.newtrader.co.uk and
he
cannot
access the 2003 member server share on child domain
West.newtrader.co.uk.
All
users have access to the share.

All domains has two 2000 server DC's

Monkey

"Anthony" wrote:

Monkey,
Do the non-domain users have permissions on both the Share and
NTFS?
Anthony -
http://www.airdesk.co.uk


"Monkey1888" <Monkey1888@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
message
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Hi All, I have a share access issue that I can't solve. The
problem
exists
when attempting to access a 2003 member server share for a PC's
in
different
2000 child domain.

For example I have a main domain called N.co.uk and then several
child
domains. All of these domains are running two Windows 2000 DC and
several
XP
clients. All was working fine until I added a windows 2003 member
server
to
host share on one of the child domains.

The users on the child domain that hosts the new 2003 server can
access
the
shares fine, the users on the parent domain can access the shares
but
any
users on the other of the child domains cannot access the shares.
They
are
prompted for a password each time which when entered still won't
allow
access.

I double checked the contivity and the share access rights and
all
is
setup
OK!

Any help would be appreciated!

Regards,
Monkey












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