RE: Client Permissions

From: Bill Peng [MSFT] (v-bpeng_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 03/16/05 

Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2005 05:45:29 GMT

Hi Thaddeus,

I believe Mark is correct. For power users, they have been granted greater
administrative privilege.

Please follow Mark's instruction to check the permission settings on the
shared folders.

Please also make sure that the Power Users have permission on the software
you mentioned. If the software installation created any registry keys,
please also makes sure that the Power Users have appropriate permission on
the registry. Please contact the software's provider to check out.

If you have any concerns or update, please feel free to post back.

Bill Peng
MCSE 2000, MCDBA
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>Originally had a server setup w/ SBS2003 and had no problems switching
users
>from power users to Administrators. All users had to be power users in
order
>to input their time to our accounting software. Had a shock to the server
>which fried the motherboard. We then had to reinstall the OS and
configure
>the drives to run on the new RAID controller. Now when I set users to be
>power users, they cannot access network shared folders or the accounting
>software. I am changing user permissions in the Server Management console
>under users and the "change user permissions" wizard. THE only way to
allow
>users to access the network shares or do anything is to give them
>administrative privelages. This has turned the once clean setup we had
into
>a zoo and I need to know how to make the Power User permissions work.
>Please, anyone with an answer to this question, I would appreciate it.
>Thanks!
>

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