buzzard Posted March 18, 2009 Posted March 18, 2009 (edited) Any help with this people would be great! The Problem :- We have a shared drive (U: ) that staff can access this is the root share of all redirected home folders. Staff have the Traverse Folder\Execute permission and read to the Students subfolder. This coupled with Access Based Enumeration has always enabled staff to access the student folder and gather coursework etc. The issue is as follows, now whenever they doubleclick on the U: we get "access denied" now I have just come across this myself quite by accident, and no-one is moaning yet. I am the only one with admin access, after looking in my log no permissions have been changed since the system went in 2 years ago and I've confirmed with staff that they could access student folders via the U: The Setup:- (from the server) E:\Users - Shared as Users$ set up through DFS as \\domainname\dfssharename$\Users the permission on the E:\Users folder is as follows Administrators - Full Control SYSTEM - Full Control GG_StaffGroup - Traverse Folder/Execute GG_StudentGroup - Traverse Folder/Execute within the E:\Users folder are three subfolders these are E:\Users\Staff E:\Users\Students E:\Users\AdminUsers Permissions Staff folder are Administrators - Full Control SYSTEM - Full Control GG_StaffGroup - Traverse Folder/Execute with staff having modify on their own subfolder Permissions for Students Folder are Administrators - Full Control SYSTEM - Full Control GG_StaffGroup - Modify GG_StudentGroup - Traverse Folder/Execute Is there anything thats immediatley obvious as to why this isn't now working!!! if i change the mapping to \\domainname\dfsshare\users\students it maps fine and they can access it without issue, but why would it stop working!!! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!! Many thanks in advance for any assistance!! Edited March 18, 2009 by buzzard automatic smiley!
Mcshammer_dj Posted March 18, 2009 Posted March 18, 2009 have you check the access via the share option. With ntfs you have file level security and the share level security. If there are no entries in the share option then you will not get in from a client
buzzard Posted March 18, 2009 Author Posted March 18, 2009 oops forgot to say share permissions on the E:\Users folder is "Everyone" - full control
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