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I am facing a domain level issue, the problem description is;
- I try to create a folder and Named "Folder 1" and share it with every one with "Read" permissions only.
- I created another folder inside "Folder 1" named "Child".
- I set the security permission of the folder for "User 1" and "Domain Administrator" as Full.
The problem that I am facing is the users for which i have set permissions full are not able to create/modify and files in the "Folder 1". This is happening across the domain. I have tried practising the same on the File Server as well as on the desktop PCs but the same issue is coming up.
How is this issue resolved?
Abdul Wajid
Posted 2013-07-20T09:11:30.530
Reputation: 1
putting the parent folder as read/write for everyone ? This will also enable all users to modify the contents in the child folders. right? – Abdul Wajid – 2013-07-20T09:33:28.110
1In the sharing dialog, yes. Then use the NTFS permissions instead to restrict it to read only as these will still apply (the sharing permissions do not override the NTFS ones) – Graham Wager – 2013-07-20T09:34:53.893
That was the perfect resolution to my problem. Thank You – Abdul Wajid – 2013-07-21T05:05:29.260
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