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Recent content by scotty139
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XP Offline files Synchronisation Issue
I'm running windows server ent ed 2003 in a cluster which in turn is running a SAN composed of 2 windows servers and an IBMDS400 optical raid array. All my staff have been migrated to this array. My manager has noticed an issue where upon shutting down his pc (xp pro) he recieves the offline...- scotty139
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Offline files synchronisationb issue.
I'm running windows server ent ed 2003 in a cluster which in turn is running a SAN composed of 2 windows servers and an IBMDS400 optical raid array. All my staff have been migrated to this array. My manager has noticed an issue where upon shutting down his pc (xp pro) he recieves the offline...- scotty139
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Cluster issue
Thanks folks, sussed it last night, was looking through the NTFS permissions and our "developer" had been playing and had set up some weird explicit rights and special permissions, i of course cleared the whole lot off and started again from base pricnciples payin particular attention to the... -
Cluster issue
Yeah, subdirectory's share ticked, but home spaces below get everyone full access, ntfs permissions set so that only user, admin and local admin have rights but other users are able to brows each others homespaces and open documents. ? -
Cluster Permissions
Thanks but i cannot add a local user when in a cluster the only administrator i can add to file share permissions is BACCL1/administrator which is the cluster virtual server admin. the message i get back is "Access to cluster fileshare can be granted/denied only to domain users and groups...- scotty139
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Cluster Permissions
Hi folks newbie here, been volunteered to look after the SAN, think i put up my hand when someone asked who can walk, talk and chew bubblegum at the same time. Anyway here is the problem, i have all my shares set correctly and permissions set correctly on my SAN drives and cluster resourses...- scotty139
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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Cluster issue
Hi folks newbie here, been volunteered to look after the SAN, think i put up my hand when someone asked who can walk, talk and chew bubblegum at the same time. Anyway here is the problem, i have all my shares set correctly and permissions set correctly on my SAN drives and cluster resourses...
