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NTFS Security and Local (Interactive) Users
Yet the underlying NTFS permissions have never changed. My questions are: Where is this setting stored? What can set/reset it (ie change it's state) ? How is it used? How can it be reset other than with FP security tool? Help! Thanks much, Art "Mark Fitzpatrick" <markf...@fitzme.com> wrote in message

SBS erases all security permissions on C: after every reboot.
All the drives were attached to the Adaptec 3200S controller and partitions are NTFS. The Ghost process went flawlessly. However, I now find that any user I've tried to use the reset permissions check box under the security tab and not luck. Please CC via email. Travis B. Creighton CompuTron t...@computron-usa.com.

FileSystemObject and copying files
To save time I went up to the folder and selecetd security tab abd advanced, then reset permissions on all child objects. It is possible that when I had contracted the nimda virus on a machine that had this drive installed it altered the files. I have a feeling I am SOL becuase NTFS is pretty secure. Chuck.

VPN Issues (or maybe permissions or maybe accounts, who knows ...
As you'll see in my response to Chris, I realized, perhaps too late, that restoring NTFS permissions to a clean install is a useless function. It's simple there for the purpose of restoring a file that was corrupted or accidentally deleted so you don't have to reset permissions. But in a clean install,

XP Folder Ownership Problems - Same issue can be resolved on Win2k ...
And unless this SysInternals software you purchased really does reset all permissions back to the way they were out of the box, you probably will start to see other permissions issues in .... Now that I knew how and had the tools to reset NTFS security, I tried some other settings for "Security" for the C: drive.

resetting permissions to defaults
Lanwench rachelkipl...@yahoo.com microsoft public windowsnt domain This definitely sounds like a permissions problem.Check the permissions on the printer share. Also, if someone has gone through & reset NTFS security on this server's WINNT folder, you probably don't have sufficient rights there.

No existing security permissions work. Only new one do.
Finally, I checked the check box to allow the changes to propagate down and reset for all child objects. It then set the permissions on everything seemingly with no problem, except again of Now that I knew how and had the tools to reset NTFS security, I tried some other settings for "Security" for the C: drive.

FP2K web auto-resets to -Inherit Permissions-
If so, then your issue could be SMS security permissions. >> If the Report is asking for Package information then you >> need Package read rights to return that .... VBS >> Could not retrive size of backup Supplemental Reports directory >> Secure with NTFS permissions. >> Installation of Reporting Point Complete.

NTFS permissions
According to MS KB304040, NTFS file system permissions may differ from the parent folder if a move command is used at the command prompt to move a file from one folder with different So, at the end, I've written a small WScript file that calls xcacls to reset the permissions on my Downloads directory.

Win2k directory ACL's and propogation...
sting7777 rbid...@gmail.com microsoft public sqlserver security We have loaded the hotfix that takes care of NTFS permissions being reset when detaching and attaching a DB - but when a user creates a New DB - the NTFS file permissions get reset and are not the permissions that we want to be set as default.

Procédure d'exploitation / maintenance / URGENT
I have Win2K Server with a Simple Dynamic NTFS Partition with several shares and security permissions set. I want to change the drive letter from E: to D:. Will this remove all the share and reset all the current permissions? I can't seem to find the answer in the Windows help. Thanks, Kyle.

Outlook 2000 - "Properties for this information service must ...
"Correcting Misconfigured NTFS Security If security attributes that are too restrictive are applied to certain system files or directories on NTFS boot drives, Windows NT/2000 will become unbootable. Using ERD Commander 2002s file explorer or the command prompts Access command you can reset permissions on files or

permissions fouled up on user folder
I have used an old program called Security Manager 2.02 from Wispro.de a long time ago but they do not appear to be around any longer with a later version. Does any one else know of any 3rd party or MS software that I can run and get a report to say who has what and reset the permissions if necessary. Thanks Dave.

Accessing files and folders that have no permissions.
The problem is with the security permissions for the IWAM account, if I set the IIS process to low or add the IWAM account to the administrators group ASP works. I've verified the NTFS and Registry permissions as per this KB article (nearly all of them were at their default settings however I did reset a few):

IIS permission issue? "Page cannot be displayed"
as you can see there is no switch for copying security permissions .... any other ideas ? thanks akhlaq. "Marcelo" <pon...@mutualcamioneros.org.ar> wrote in message news:e64FbuDsDHA.3496@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... Scopy was replaced with Xcopy en W2K. Use that tool for NTFS permissions, and you could use permcopy

I want my .pst back ,-((
Mark J. McGinty mmcgi...@spamfromyou.com microsoft public sqlserver security "sting7777" <rbid...@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1170097941.990816.269900@a34g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... We have loaded the hotfix that takes care of NTFS permissions being reset when detaching and attaching a DB - but when a user

NTFS Security
I set the NTFS permissions on the web folder to allow the IUSR to write but whenever I create a sub folder using Visual Interdev or Frontpage (with frontpage extensions) of the folder where I set the permission the sub folder permissions are not inherited from the parent folder. In fact, the IUSR account is reset

file sharing
Gregory W. Smith gsm...@nortec.com microsoft public security Take ownership of the folder (& subfolders, if needed) Then reset permissions accordingly. It's good to be the admin... "Eric Brander" <e...@rednarb.com> wrote in message news:dedc9b8e.0208290616.b92826d@posting.google.com... For some reason, all users

Set security on C:\ drive - NTFS - Lost entire system - Why?
On the 'Users' folder that is shared, leave the share permissions at full control for everyone, but set the NTFS security to read only for normal users. When adding the subfolders for the individual users, do not let the folder inherit the security permissions; rather reset them so that only the appropriate user

FP2K web auto-resets to -Inherit Permissions-
Change ntfs permissions on the root/drive folder to be no more that read/list/execute for users/everyone being sure to check advanced ntfs permissions also. IS there a way through using Security PErmissions, and GPEDITOR that we can prevent regular users from being able to install ANY Application.