Ken0683
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Hello everyone,
I have some specific folders on a 2008 SP2 server in which I am trying to set permissions. Basically I have added a domain group to the local administrators group on the server. So, anyone who is a member of the domain group should be able to log into the server as an administrator.
However, on some folders on this server I set the permissions so that ONLY the local Administrator group has any access rights. I have removed the local user group from the permissions. After removing the local User group from this folder I keep getting a message that I do not have permission to access this folder even though my user account is a member of the local administrators group via the domain group I added to the Local Administrators group. When I click yes on the pop up my Individual user account is then added to the permissions with the Read & execute, List folder contents, and Read permissions checked.
Is this some kind of bug in server 2008 or am I missing something? Never had an issue with this in 2003.
Any insight would be appreciated.
I have some specific folders on a 2008 SP2 server in which I am trying to set permissions. Basically I have added a domain group to the local administrators group on the server. So, anyone who is a member of the domain group should be able to log into the server as an administrator.
However, on some folders on this server I set the permissions so that ONLY the local Administrator group has any access rights. I have removed the local user group from the permissions. After removing the local User group from this folder I keep getting a message that I do not have permission to access this folder even though my user account is a member of the local administrators group via the domain group I added to the Local Administrators group. When I click yes on the pop up my Individual user account is then added to the permissions with the Read & execute, List folder contents, and Read permissions checked.
Is this some kind of bug in server 2008 or am I missing something? Never had an issue with this in 2003.
Any insight would be appreciated.