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Tobias
Hi all, and thanks for looking in advance...
I have a Domain ("MX") with users.
In the domain, several computers exist, amonst which some Virtual
Server 2005's, some Vista Ultimates (one called "EX") on physical
boxes, and a Windows Server 2003 (named: "TX") on a physical box.
The virtual- or non-virtual nature of the boxes doesn't matter to my
question, I believe.
When I try to access the shared folders on TX from EX, while logged in
as a Domain User on EX, I get an error that my rights aren't correct.
When I log into EX as the Domain Administrator, I *can* access my
folders (as desired).
Now, I'd guess I need to make some changes in my permission settings
on TX, but the 'everyone' users have all rights enabled.
What's going wrong? Can anyone tell me? Or suggest some tool I can use
to trace my problem?
Thanks again,
Tobias
I have a Domain ("MX") with users.
In the domain, several computers exist, amonst which some Virtual
Server 2005's, some Vista Ultimates (one called "EX") on physical
boxes, and a Windows Server 2003 (named: "TX") on a physical box.
The virtual- or non-virtual nature of the boxes doesn't matter to my
question, I believe.
When I try to access the shared folders on TX from EX, while logged in
as a Domain User on EX, I get an error that my rights aren't correct.
When I log into EX as the Domain Administrator, I *can* access my
folders (as desired).
Now, I'd guess I need to make some changes in my permission settings
on TX, but the 'everyone' users have all rights enabled.
What's going wrong? Can anyone tell me? Or suggest some tool I can use
to trace my problem?
Thanks again,
Tobias