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I enherited Win2K in a domain with a shared drive everyone can access.
Within that shared drive there are some folders not everyone needs access to
.. The NTFS permissions have the 3 people needing access with full, domain
admins full, and that is it. The problem is a user can go to the properties
of that folder and take ownership, even when domain users has explicit deny
for take ownership parmission. Any ideas?

Thanks
DJF
 
Shared drive problem said:
I enherited Win2K in a domain with a shared drive everyone can access.
Within that shared drive there are some folders not everyone needs access to
. The NTFS permissions have the 3 people needing access with full, domain
admins full, and that is it. The problem is a user can go to the properties
of that folder and take ownership, even when domain users has explicit deny
for take ownership parmission. Any ideas?

Thanks
DJF

Do this:
- Start a Command Prompt.
- Navigate to the parent of the problem folder.
- Type these commands:
cacls "NameOfProblemFolder" > c:\ntfs.txt
net user SomeUser /domain >> c:\ntfs.txt
- Paste the contents of c:\ntfs.txt into your reply.

Use real names for NameOfProblemFolder and SomeUser.
 
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