Hey, sorry for the delay, I've been swamped with other projects. In theory I could just turn off UAC and be done with it, but I don't feel that's really a solution. Thus far, I have not found a way to properly clamp down access.
Why word cannot open the document: user does not have access privileges for mac? full#
When the Effective Permissions confirms that they should have full control. Regular users with no admin rights are denied access, even However, the same does not apply to Domain Users. With the above Authenticated Users permissions in place, Admin1 can access Folder A, but not Folder B. Admin1 is part of the SecA group, but not the SecB For example, we have Folder A and Folder B. They can access folders that they have rights to, but are denied other folders they don't have rights to. That did work for all users with Administrative rights. UAC on the server by adding special permissions the Authenticated Users group in the top level folder, the one that is actually shared:Īuthenticated Users - (List Folder / Read Data) (Read Attributes) (Read Extended Attributes) and (Read Permissions) applied to "This folder only"
I managed to find a thread that confirmed this was caused by UAC and mentioned that Administrators can avoid this problem while still maintaining Initially, I was getting this "Access Denied" problem with Administrators as well, but now it's only Domain Users. We want the user to be part of the SecA group. Our goal is that having admin privileges isn't enough to access. While no one is denied permission explicitly, not even Administrators are listed as having permission. The permissions grant full control of a folder to specific groups. Permissions according to that, but in practice whenever someone tries to access a folder they should have rights to, they are given "Access is Denied". So I set up the security groups, granted permissions, and tested them with the Effective Permissions feature. Recently, we wanted to start closingĭown access to certain folders - only those in the IT security group can access the Applications sub-folder and such. It's located on our server, running SBS 2008. We have a network share that everyone in our company has access to, called SharedFiles. I've been working on this off and on for weeks now, and I'm really getting nowhere.
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