Re: Permissions problem

Where are these folders located? On the workstation, or server?

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"jdc" <jdc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:604E2C0B-AB7F-47AF-A0AC-9110C425E74C@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I have an SBS2003 Std with the following strange problem.

I have two user accounts and 2 computers. When I log into computer "A" with
one of the user accounts i am denied access to a server folder, and all of
it's subfolders. If I log into the other computer using the same user
account i am able to access the folders without any problem. If i use the
second user account profile, which is setup identically, on computer "A" I am
able to access the folder without any problem. I have removed all local
accounts on the computer, so there is only the domain account. I have reset
all the permissions to the folder.

This morning I created a new User using the Administrator template and I
have the same problem with the new user on computer "A". I am out of
troubleshooting here, does anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks

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