Analysing security with the mmc snap-in

Hi,

I've created a new template based on "setup security.inf" for the NTFS
security. When I apply this template with secedit, no problem. But when I see
the result of the NTFS security on the drive, it is not good every where. So
I've done an analyze of the NTFS security with the correct snap-in under the
mmc. The result give me the drive C: and some others directory with a red
cross. If I look the column "Autorization", I have "Look for" in front of the
red cross instead of "Not analyzed" or something else. In the column called
"Incorrect values", I have different values in front of the red cross instead
of 0.
I'm workin for a compagny with 1300 computers and users are not admins of
the computers. So, I have to change NTFS security automatically. Can you help
me ?
Thank you

Possibly there are files/folders that in the folder that are not included in
the security template or inheritance is not configured correctly? --- Steve


"Fatiha" <Fatiha@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:483BE74F-5D85-4342-A6FC-6E4D2E773200@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
>
> I've created a new template based on "setup security.inf" for the NTFS
> security. When I apply this template with secedit, no problem. But when I
> see
> the result of the NTFS security on the drive, it is not good every where.
> So
> I've done an analyze of the NTFS security with the correct snap-in under
> the
> mmc. The result give me the drive C: and some others directory with a red
> cross. If I look the column "Autorization", I have "Look for" in front of
> the
> red cross instead of "Not analyzed" or something else. In the column
> called
> "Incorrect values", I have different values in front of the red cross
> instead
> of 0.
> I'm workin for a compagny with 1300 computers and users are not admins of
> the computers. So, I have to change NTFS security automatically. Can you
> help
> me ?
> Thank you