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ADMT, NT to 2003, Migrated Users cannot access NT folders?

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Dublin73

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Apr 26, 2005
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OK All, let’s see how good you are!

Two Domains:

NT 4.0 < NTDOMAIN
Windows 2003 < 2003DOMAIN

Trust Relationships exist between the two domains and have successfully been validated

Two user accounts:

usernameNT < user account in the NT 4.0 Domain
username2003 < The “usernameNT” user account that has been migrated to the Windows 2003 domain using the ADMT

SID filtering has been disabled on the 2003DOMAIN using the “netdom” utility

Network Shares:

For both shares below, “usernameNT” has been given access, “username2003” has not.

Share1 < located on a PC in “NTDOMAIN”
Share 2 < located on a PC in “2003DOMAIN”

When I log into the network using the “username2003” user account from a PC in the “NTDOMAIN” I cannot access “Share1”. I can however access “Share2”

When I log into the network using the “username2003” user account from a PC in the “2003DOMAIN”, it’s the same result. Again….. I cannot access “Share1”, but I can still access “Share2”

Based on that, I’m happy that the usernameNT SID history has migrated across to username2003. I’ve also ran the ADMT “Security Translation Wizard” on the server that houses “Share1” and this updated successfully. I still however, cannot access Share1.

Anyone willing to give this one a go?

Thanks ahead of time, to anyone who reckons they can help!


 
Have you looked at share permissions? Win2k3 is locked down, and the "everyone" permission is not allowed. I would look there first.
 
Hey thanks for responding. I've got it sorted!!!! After reading the following post...


If you look at ADgod's posting, I changed the settings that he recommended. Important to note!!!!!

Where he has...

network security: LAN manager authentication level should be set to Send LM & NTLM

I had to set this to... network security: LAN Manager authentication level: Send LM & NTLM - use NTLMv2 session security if negotiated
 
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