Re: Sharepoint Security - Help!!!!!
- From: "Cris Hanna \(SBS-MVP\)" <crisnospamhanna@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2006 11:50:02 -0500
Actually Kevin
Sharepoint is not the only via option if you are using RWW
RWW allows you to connect to a workstation just as if you were sitting there.
Logged into the workstation you then can have mapped drives with security just as Leythos suggests
I admit Sharepoint is not my strongest suit, so I'm going to ping one of the other MVPs and see if they have a thought.
Will try to get back today if I can
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"Kevin Gal" <KevinGal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:AE98B6BC-3D27-453D-8167-D2AC8663B930@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Thank you fro your response on the mapping I will do that for some of the
files, however, many of these files are access via RWW so Sharepoint is the
only real viable option. So I still need to find out how to get the
permissions working in sharepoint.
"Leythos" wrote:
> In article <1DBC4612-F198-4F9A-B6BD-EEFCEC185F32@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
> KevinGal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx says...
> > I have been going through a migration from SBS2003 Standard to Premium on a
> > new server. I had a number of tech guys in to handle this process, so far I
> > feel all they have handled has been my money.
> >
> > Anyways, now the new server is up and running (kind of) there are no longer
> > any restrictions on access to the differnt document libraries, even though
> > the user does not appear on the permission list . Any user now has access to
> > highly confidential files. I remember this being a problem before (I believe
> > that when I have set up the users before on the first sever they were all
> > power users and even though they were not on the permission lists they still
> > had access). I have checked and the new server does not have them listed as
> > power users.
> >
> > How can I restrict access and double check that it isn't some other option.
> > Or better yet how do a restrict everyone and then allow the ones I want.
> > There is also one other thing that is wrong. when I access the to change
> > permissions and it asks if I want to send an email I get a bounce messege
> > that says the email can't be sent etc... I do know that they changed our
> > server name and this has caused internal bounce back how can this be changed?
> >
> > Thanks Kevin, Hoping someone can helP!!!
>
> You should not be storing highly confidential files/documents in share
> point, you should be setting up mapped network shares, creating a
> security group for that share, and assigning users to the share. Now,
> when a user connects to the server they will have a new network share
> mapped to their system (under the My Computer) section, and as a drive
> letter, lets say "S" for secure documents - when anyone not in the
> Security group tries to access those documents, they will be denied
> access to them - provided the basic NTFS permissions have been assigned
> properly (which is older than SBS is). I would never trust a web
> application to provide the level of security that you seem to want.
>
> As for email, there are many reasons for a bounce, how about posting the
> contents of the message here for our review.
>
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