NTFS & Share Permisson Help For Mantory Profiles

[pritchardavid]

Hi guys

 

 

In need for a quick bit of help here

 

I cant seem to be able to get my mantory profiles loading due to the folder security settings

 

What settings do you have on yours?

 

This was working before I upgrading to server 2008 R2, stupid me, didnt write down what the old settings were for it

 

Users groups we have using it is, Staff, and Students

 

 

Really need help, need to get this working for tomorrow, so students can logon

 

 

 

Thanks in advance guys!

[glennda]

I don't use mandatory profiles but surely its just read access on both share + ntfs (and list folder contents etc) and they don't need to be able to write anything to the server. Plus for admins full control so they can copy stuff up for shortcuts etc

[sted]

i have mine set to my profiles$ share full for authenticated and ntfs read only for authenticated users full control domain admins

[pritchardavid]

about about the owner?

 

Any others users like system, creator owner?

Edited May 16, 2010 by pritchardavid

[glennda]

about about the owner?

 

Any others users like system, creator owner?

 

i seem to remember at my last place we set the owner as the local administrator account on the server

[Arthur]

To keep things simple, would it be better to set the share to Everyone: Full Control and then change the permissions on just the folder(s)?

[pritchardavid]

ok to try and sort the problem out, done has above

 

On the main folder that stores the profiles

 

I set the share permssion to everyone full control

 

Then ok the ntfs permissions, i have the following said full control: Everyone, CREATOR OWNER, Authenticated Users, Administrators, and even the actual user name I am testing it with

 

Still no luck, this is really stressing me out, this use to work!

 

This is shared by DFS, the above method is even not using the DFS link, the link with the server name

 

so link is \\server-7\profiles$\student

 

 

 

edit: even now tried adding the username Im testing with on the share permissions has well has ntfs one has well

Edited May 16, 2010 by pritchardavid

[pritchardavid]

oh well looks likes i'll be having fun fixing this tomorrow (Not), my brain has gone dead at the momment

[glennda]

How did you copy the profile to the server? did you just copy the files from the c: drive or did you go into system properties then move it via the user profile setting and then copy to location?

[pritchardavid]

I used the profile copy tool thing

[glennda]

Have the NTFS permissions been pushed down and also did you set the permission to use when copying up to the server? (i know this may sound stupid but it has tripped me up a couple of times)