Re: Need help with "file access denied" from XP client during a re-sav
- From: "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" <lanwench@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 18 Jan 2006 18:50:16 -0500
In news:D42A6FA4-4659-44B7-BCB3-094D404F3E54@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Peter Stelzenmuller <PeterStelzenmuller@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:
> Thanks for the follow up. I belive it was a problem with the child
> folders not inheriting the permission. I played with the "inherit
> permissions" check box and re-st the permissions, now all seems to
> work fine......
Great...
>
> And yes it is running as a DC/DNS. Could you elaborate a little on the
> exchange server benfits. I'm not sure what this would do for us.
Start here: www.microsoft.com/exchange.
Centralized storage/management of mail (which also means you can access it
from multiple locations)
No easily corrupted PST files
Collaboration/sharing
Ability to create/modify your own email addresses without calling an ISP
Etc.
> And
> I know just enough to be dangerous with these servers, I did not want
> the SBS2003 to morf into a big server management adventure for
> me.......
Oh, it shouldn't be. That said, even though SBS has all sorts of wizards and
is somewhat marketed as being as simple to operate as a toaster-oven, it's a
complex system, and if you don't have a lot of experience with
domains/Active Directory/Exchange/etc, it may be wise to get an experienced
consultant in to set it up and show you how to do the daily admin, which
should be minimal. A badly configured server is probably worse than none at
all. That said, if you can play with it in a test environment and see what
breaks, you'll be in good shape....got spare hardware?
>
>
> "Peter Stelzenmuller" wrote:
>
>> We just upgraded from Windows 2000 advanced server to 2003 SBS. We
>> have about 10 XP clients. I'm only using SBS2003 as a simple file
>> server, no email, no exchange server, etc. The system is basically
>> up and running with most issues taken care of. I'm left with one
>> problem on file access from the clients. I keep getting "file access
>> denied" from a client computer when we go to modify a file that is
>> in a shared folder on the server. That same client can create a new
>> file in the same shared directory on the server, but if that file
>> has been already created and the client goes to open it and re-save,
>> we get an error.
>>
>> If I go to the server and log in as the administrator I can perform
>> the file re-save without problem. This issue appears to be with any
>> log in to any client. IE If I log onto a client with my
>> administrator password, I still get the file access error. I've
>> checked the permissions and security on the folders on the server,
>> and the log in I'm using should have full control. I have even
>> drilled down to the folder on the server that gives the error on the
>> client, then used the "effective permissions" tab and check the user
>> ID I was logging into the client as. The effective permission tab
>> showed that that user should have all privileges granted. Any help
>> would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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