file sharing

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I enherited Win2K in a domain with a shared drive everyone can access.
Within that shared drive there are some folders not everyone needs access to
.. The NTFS permissions have the 3 people needing access with full, domain
admins full, and that is it. The problem is a user can go to the properties
of that folder and take ownership, even when domain users has explicit deny
for take ownership parmission. Any ideas?

Thanks
DJF

 

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"Shared drive problem" <Shared drive problem@discussions.microsoft.com>
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> I enherited Win2K in a domain with a shared drive everyone can access.
> Within that shared drive there are some folders not everyone needs access
to
> . The NTFS permissions have the 3 people needing access with full, domain
> admins full, and that is it. The problem is a user can go to the
properties
> of that folder and take ownership, even when domain users has explicit
deny
> for take ownership parmission. Any ideas?
>
> Thanks
> DJF

Do this:
- Start a Command Prompt.
- Navigate to the parent of the problem folder.
- Type these commands:
cacls "NameOfProblemFolder" > c:\ntfs.txt
net user SomeUser /domain >> c:\ntfs.txt
- Paste the contents of c:\ntfs.txt into your reply.

Use real names for NameOfProblemFolder and SomeUser.