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I have created 2 shares on a Vista RC 1 5600 machine.
The ACLs on both shares were - "Administrators: full control" - and nothing
else.
I could not access these shares from another machine (w2k), user the same
username and password! The user account was a member of Administrators group
on Vista.
Explicitly adding "MyUser: full control" to the share permissions solved the
issue.
More so. Switching UAC off also solved it! Looks like the SMB server ignores
the fact that the user is in the Administrators group due to UAC!
Can I switch some setting to allow the SMB server only (not the whole OS) to
pay attention to Administrators group membership?
The ACLs on both shares were - "Administrators: full control" - and nothing
else.
I could not access these shares from another machine (w2k), user the same
username and password! The user account was a member of Administrators group
on Vista.
Explicitly adding "MyUser: full control" to the share permissions solved the
issue.
More so. Switching UAC off also solved it! Looks like the SMB server ignores
the fact that the user is in the Administrators group due to UAC!
Can I switch some setting to allow the SMB server only (not the whole OS) to
pay attention to Administrators group membership?