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What are the in's and out's of specifying Computer accounts in the
permissions list of folder shares as opposed to specifying user accounts?
Can it be done? Is it a silly idea? Am I on this planet?

TIA

Nigel

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If you are not on this planet, please let me know how you did it !
What you describe is commonly done in order to all the machine's
System account to have access to the remote file, for example, for
a startup or shutdown script. If the access is to be done in the
context of the computer's System account (including by Network
Service going off-box), then granting to the domain member's
computer account is what one does do.
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ra
"Nigel Tidswell" <NigelTidswell@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D13E2480-E07D-424A-B058-5AD60A43DF65@microsoft.com...
> What are the in's and out's of specifying Computer accounts in the
> permissions list of folder shares as opposed to specifying user accounts?
> Can it be done? Is it a silly idea? Am I on this planet?
>
> TIA
>
> Nigel
>

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Archived from groups: microsoft.public.win2000.security (More info?)

 

If you are not on this planet, please let me know how you did it !
What you describe is commonly done in order to all the machine's
System account to have access to the remote file, for example, for
a startup or shutdown script. If the access is to be done in the
context of the computer's System account (including by Network
Service going off-box), then granting to the domain member's
computer account is what one does do.
--
ra
"Nigel Tidswell" <NigelTidswell@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D13E2480-E07D-424A-B058-5AD60A43DF65@microsoft.com...
> What are the in's and out's of specifying Computer accounts in the
> permissions list of folder shares as opposed to specifying user accounts?
> Can it be done? Is it a silly idea? Am I on this planet?
>
> TIA
>
> Nigel
>

 

Hi.

 

If the share is on a Domain, give permissions to the "Domain Computers" Group.. or Dive permissions to the "NETWORK SYSTEM" Account

 

JLCarvalho

 


PS: Only after i saw this post is several years old :S


Message edited by jlcarvalho on 03-23-2009 at 01:54:53 PM
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