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    NTFS file/folder security on network drive

    Thanks tim. that was the info i needed. i guess the next question i have... is there a way to schedule administrator to become creator owner automatically, or is that a manual task..?
  2. treitus

    NTFS file/folder security on network drive

    I'm having some difficulty with Win 2000 security. I'm trying to allow users to add and modify files/folders, but without any delete permissions. I give them read & execute permission with write permissions, but when they attempt to modify a file, they receive an 'access denied' popup and a...
  3. treitus

    What Constitutes a CAL??

    8 workstations and 2 network printers. I dont know if network drives count, but I have 3 of those. Also, our IM system uses an account.
  4. treitus

    What Constitutes a CAL??

    Ok. I have been monitoring the licenses for 4 days now, and it jumps(from 11 to 22). what would do this? Not to mention in the product view, the Per Server Reached says -112. What's up with that? What does it mean?
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    What Constitutes a CAL??

    That's understandable. But does this mean that I can work on as many files as I want without my CAL's increasing?
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    What Constitutes a CAL??

    Hi everyone. I am a newbie with windows 2000 server. Licensing is set at per server, and have 20 CAL's for it. I keep reading that a CAL will be used for every concurrent connection. Just to satisfy my "legal" curiosity, does this mean if I have 10 files opened from a network...
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