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Jim

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Feb 5, 2010, 11:12:24 AM2/5/10
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Hello,

Thanks for your time.

I have a NW server 6.5.7 with GW.

I was asked to setup a directory on a volume \\re1\SALES\VendorPriceBooks

This volume will have just *.doc,*.xls and *.pdf files on it.

I went into C1 1.3.6f and created only read writes to the volume.

When I go to a workstation that has this shortcut to the volume it works but
any user can delete or copy the files.

We wanted to security these files so they could not be deleted or copied by
any user only one with all rights.

It is not working.

And if that's not enough, I notice that any user can view the "CEO's" files!

My head will be on the chopping block if he finds out!!

I did not know this was a problem - and thought these files were secure.

I'm doing something wrong, or could there be a problem with my server.

Thanks for your suggestions.

Jim


Jim

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Feb 8, 2010, 8:14:05 AM2/8/10
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Ataubman,

Thanks for your comments and advise.

I'm not real sure on what I'm looking for but I will jump into the NDS and
take a look.

Thanks again,
Jim

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> In 95% of cases like this, some container object in the eDirectory tree
> has been granted S NDS rights to itself or to some other container
> object in the tree - commonly Root or the O has been granted S rights
> to itself, Root to the O, O to the Root, or some such combination. This
> right will flow down the tree on both the granter and grantee sides,
> meaning all objects under that container end up with S NDS rights to all
> objects in that container.
>
> The relevance to your situation is that S NDS rights to a server or
> volume object translate automatically into unblockable S file system
> rights on that server or volume. To fix it you need to remove the
> excessive NDS rights which are bypassing your file system rights
> settings.
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Jim

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Feb 8, 2010, 12:04:09 PM2/8/10
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Ataubman,

I have 17-20 objects that have a " ? " in front of the object - is this
normal?

A couple of them are RE1_Data_Pool and RE1_SYS_POOL.

Thanks,
Jim


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Jim

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Feb 11, 2010, 8:45:49 AM2/11/10
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Ataubman,

Thanks so much for your advise and help.

Have a great day!

Jim

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> No it's not, but that'll be nothing to do with your rights problem. Most
> commonly they would be caused by a server object being deleted from the
> tree, its pool and volume objects would then have a Host Server
> attribute pointing to a non-existent object and so are marked to be
> Unknown objects. If they do relate to a non-existent server they can
> just be deleted; if the server has since been put back in the tree they
> can then be recreated by running NSSMU and hitting the key to refresh
> the eDir objects from the affected pool and volume(s).

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