Any network/server admins in the house?

[zachary]

Im having some issues with my file permissions and I dont want to have to call the consultant.

Anyone here who can help me?

Im dealing with a new AD instance on server 2008 r2 enterprise. As a standard user, I can see my security group folders, but I cant write to them.

Any ideas?

[zachary]

figured it out.

I had my group permissions right, but I still had the default share permissions, which didnt include domain users and admins. DUH.

[prncfarquad]

Glad I could help : I hate stuff like that

[zachary]

Originally Posted by prncfarquad

Glad I could help : I hate stuff like that

Well I sincirely did need help, but I finally found the answer on experts exchange. Though I do know there are several IT professionals here...I guess they were all AWOL this morning.

[prncfarquad]

Yeah we have some very talented folks on here. I love reading through their answers when I see a question like this. God Bless TPF! And experts exchange is great! I use them too.

[KenJulio]

First hour of support, $200, any additional hour, $100. Since entering this thread, I'll be sending you my bill. Thanks for the support of your virtual consultant. ;)

[TXhummer2]

Don't forget to blank the "inherit permissions" setting, as it can override your permissions.

[Detonate]

This should go in that business thread where all the 'Pro' photographers complain about people giving away their services for free. :)

[zachary]

Originally Posted by TXhummer2

Don't forget to blank the "inherit permissions" setting, as it can override your permissions.

Already did. :)