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Steve STeinbeck
I am in the process of building our W2K domain with AD.
I have one AD controller, I intend to add 2 more once I
get some resource moved. I have also added our first
member server.
This member server has a share that I tried to assign
security permission to. I am able to create the share,
thate share permssions are all for everyone, then I go to
the security tab and attemp to assign security
permissions there to the domain local groups I created on
the domain controller and I cannot see the domain local
groups. I can see the users and the domain global
groups.
As I understand it the process is to assign users to
domain global groups, domain global groups to domain
local groups and permissions/rights to resources, i.e.
shares, to domain local groups. hard to do when you
can't see the domain locals.
I double checked to ensure that we had defined the groups
correctly and we had. I'll add that we are not in native
mode. We have two domains on the same infrastructure,
one is NT4 the other W2K using AD. We setup two way
trusts between the two domains for access to the data
while we move towards AD.
I also tried to create a share within AD in a specific OU
and while successful I also have no ability to assign
securty there.
What have I missed or misunderstood?
Thanks for the help.
Steve
I have one AD controller, I intend to add 2 more once I
get some resource moved. I have also added our first
member server.
This member server has a share that I tried to assign
security permission to. I am able to create the share,
thate share permssions are all for everyone, then I go to
the security tab and attemp to assign security
permissions there to the domain local groups I created on
the domain controller and I cannot see the domain local
groups. I can see the users and the domain global
groups.
As I understand it the process is to assign users to
domain global groups, domain global groups to domain
local groups and permissions/rights to resources, i.e.
shares, to domain local groups. hard to do when you
can't see the domain locals.
I double checked to ensure that we had defined the groups
correctly and we had. I'll add that we are not in native
mode. We have two domains on the same infrastructure,
one is NT4 the other W2K using AD. We setup two way
trusts between the two domains for access to the data
while we move towards AD.
I also tried to create a share within AD in a specific OU
and while successful I also have no ability to assign
securty there.
What have I missed or misunderstood?
Thanks for the help.
Steve