Windows Thread, Office 2000 - Browse Network in Technical; Ok this has no doubt been posted before, but how do i stop kids from using "File - Open.." to ...
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20th June 2006, 05:45 PM #1 Office 2000 - Browse Network
Ok this has no doubt been posted before, but how do i stop kids from using "File - Open.." to browse the network?
When they do it it opens up the UNC & Tree to their home folder rather than their drive letter, and allows them to go into other kids folders.
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20th June 2006, 06:47 PM #2 Re: Office 2000 - Browse Network
Allows them to go into other kids folders? that shouldn't be possible with correct security permissions anyway.
Ben
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20th June 2006, 08:21 PM #3 Re: Office 2000 - Browse Network
I recommend sorting your NTFS permissions out.
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21st June 2006, 04:50 AM #4 Re: Office 2000 - Browse Network
Been thru NTFS permissions:
Root Share: (\\<FileServer>\Pupils\<Year>\%username% - (Pupils = Shared Folder)
<Fileserver>\admininstrator (FC)
<Pupil Domain>\Administrator (FC)
<Root Domain>\Administrator (FC)
Per user folder:
<Fileserver>\admininstrator (FC - Inherited from Root Share)
<Pupil Domain>\Administrator (FC - Inherited from Root Share)
<Root Domain>\Administrator (FC - Inherited from Root Share)
<pupil Domain>\%username% (FC - by AD)
The \\<fileserver>\Pupils share has share permissions of - Everyone (Read)
When the user logs on it maps their home drive to H:
have GPO set up to hide My Network Places, etc
Kid opens up Word, goes to file-open and they see MNP, The file server, the Pupils share, their Year group folder, and their home dir they can then click all the way up and browse the lot!
I tried this by BOFH'ing a kids user account and yep plain as day - i could get into the whole shebang!
WTF is going on??
Gonna try stripping and re-applying NTFS i think
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21st June 2006, 08:34 AM #5 Re: Office 2000 - Browse Network
I much prefer per user shares personally. eg, you have each user's home folder shared as:
\\server\username$
So that means if they somehow get 'up' from their My Documents they can only see their own files. If they go up further they just end up staring at the server shares. Which is no different from what they can see going the other direction from network neighbourhood.
Also, if your using W2k3 server, have a look at installing the access based enumeration addon. This will 'hide' folders and shares on the server that a user cannot access.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserv...rview/abe.mspx
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21st June 2006, 08:46 AM #6 Re: Office 2000 - Browse Network
I put the access based enumeration on my main file server and enabled it for all the shares, works perfectly and now the students don't see anyone elses folder in the user directory (Not that that could access them before, but its just untidy).
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21st June 2006, 09:53 AM #7 Re: Office 2000 - Browse Network
also disable netbios over TCP/IP
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21st June 2006, 09:56 AM #8 Re: Office 2000 - Browse Network
Found the problem
Office 2000 is defaulting to the full UNC fo rthe user instead of the drive letter - installed the ADm templatets and its solved that problem
Though spent about 45 mins trying to solve an error about !!uDefFileLoc not bieng in the [scripts] section when it damn well was!!
Sorted that by deleting the tabs tha had been entered into the file 
Only 2 programs i cant change are access & frontpage - no option to change the Default File Location in the adm files
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21st June 2006, 10:01 AM #9 Re: Office 2000 - Browse Network
Don't let them use Access and Frontpage then. Two of the worst bits of software I can think of.
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21st June 2006, 10:52 AM #10 Re: Office 2000 - Browse Network
tell me about it but TPTB keep overruling me on this one
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