Easy question?

[Steve Grosz]

I have a easy question, and it may sound stupid, but here goes. I have
Win2003 Server that I set up a shared directory on. I can access 1 of the
directories fine, can view and access all the files in that share. I have
another share, that I thought was set up the same way, but when I try to
view the contents, I get a error saying I don't have permissions.

What can I check?

 

[David H. Lipman]

Both NTFS Permissions and the Share Permissions.

Dave




| I have a easy question, and it may sound stupid, but here goes. I have
| Win2003 Server that I set up a shared directory on. I can access 1 of the
| directories fine, can view and access all the files in that share. I have
| another share, that I thought was set up the same way, but when I try to
| view the contents, I get a error saying I don't have permissions.
|
| What can I check?
|
|

 

[Steve Grosz]

Ok..........?

 

[David H. Lipman]

You don't understand ?

Dave



| Ok..........?

 

[Steve Grosz]

Not when I can access 1 folder just fine, and the other I can't from the
same laptop, with the same username.

 

[David H. Lipman]

You don't understand you can have rights to access one directory but not another ?

Dave



| Not when I can access 1 folder just fine, and the other I can't from the
| same laptop, with the same username.
|
| | > You don't understand ?
| >
| > Dave
| >
| >
| >
| > | > | Ok..........?
| >
| >
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