The "Deny" permission always takes precidence over
anything else. For example:
UserA belongs to GroupA
DirectoryA has the following assigned NTFS permissons:
UserA--Full Control
GroupA--Deny
The "Deny" permission takes precidence so UserA cannot
access DirectoryA.
To resolve assign the following NTFS permissions to
DirecotryA:
UserA--Full Control
**That's it. Do not assign the GroupA anything. If NTFS
permissions are not assigned explicitly, then users will
not have access.
Why then is there a DENY permission? See this example:
UserA belongs to GroupA
DirectoryA NTFS permissions are as follows:
GroupA--Full Control
UserA--Deny
**Even though GroupA has full control, and UserA is part
of that group, becuase Deny always takes precedence I can
single out this user from the group permission.
Hope that helps....
>-----Original Message-----
>Hello Everyone,
>
>what must be done to give only Administrators and SYSTEM
full access to a
>NTFS partition and and few other users only (they access
the partition via
>virtuel FTP directories) access to one directory each?
>
>I tried to give the partition root only full access for
Administrators and
>SYSTEM and each FTP-user full access for his directory
only, but then each
>FTP-user has access to all other FTP-users directories.
>
>If I additionally deny full access in the partition root
for the
>FTP-Users-Group, then no FTP-users has access to his
directory?
>
>Bye & thanks in advance,
> Daniel
>
>.
>
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