• Access denied

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    problem has come up on our NT pdc. When I attach to a share on it and view user logon scripts I can list/open them all fine, but as soon as I try to edit, delete or create a new one I get “access denied”. Viewing effective permissions on any file or folder I am God – I have all permissions available, but I can still do nothing.
    If I log on locally to the PDC with the same user account everything works fine. As far as I can see no permissions have been changed recently.

    I’ve checked share & NTFS permissions but all looks OK. I usually attach to the C$ share but have tried attaching to NETLOGON or WINNT and it makes no differance. Remote I can view only, locally I can do anything.

    Anybody got any clues, ideas, strong drink?

    thanks

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    • #880103

      Bryan

      Have you tried linking to REPL$ or to NETLOGON? Or using one of your service accounts which have Domain Admins rights?

      I must say that I suspect that we have this too, but since a program (well, actually, to your surprise it’s a BATch file!) writes out the Logon Script files to the Export Directory, I’ve never really bothered looking at it.

      John

    • #880104

      Bryan

      Have you tried linking to REPL$ or to NETLOGON? Or using one of your service accounts which have Domain Admins rights?

      I must say that I suspect that we have this too, but since a program (well, actually, to your surprise it’s a BATch file!) writes out the Logon Script files to the Export Directory, I’ve never really bothered looking at it.

      John

    • #880286

      What workstation OS? Are you sure you’re logged into the domain and not locally on the workstation?

      Joe

      --Joe

      • #880382

        John, Joe

        thanks for your replies

        My workstaion is XP pro and I’m logging on to the domain OK. I can make changes on other servers including BDCs no prob, it’s just the PDC thats being snarky.

        I’ve tried attaching to C$, WINNT, REPL$, NETLOGON and makes no odds, remote I just can’t do a thing, locally all is as it should be. My own account is a domain admin but have tried attaching share under other DA accounts and no change.

        Rapidly moving to the strong drink and sledgehammer option

        any thoughts more than welcome

        Thanks

        • #880400

          Bryan

          It won’t be any consolation to you but on my XP Pro box I’ve just NET USEd to our PDC’s REPL$, changed to that drive and CDed to SCRIPTS, and edited one of the Logon Script files and SAVEd it. No problems…

          Have you got an NT workstation you can try it from?

          John

          • #880479

            John

            you’re right about it being no consolation grin

            that is exactly what I could do Monday PM but haven’t been able to do since Tuesday AM.

            Just about accepted that a rebuild may be the only way forward – give me something to do other that what I’m doing now brickwallhairout

            Anyhow that will have to wait till Monday at least so any thoughts before then gratefully received

            thanks

            • #880537

              Bryan,

              What changed on the workstation and the server?

              Joe

              --Joe

            • #880606

              Joe

              what’s changed ? absolutely nothing !! or at least nothing I’ve been able to track down. Everything looks just as it should, it’s just it don’t work. Permissions look fine whether I view them from the workstation or on the server

              got to admit this has me totally stumped

            • #880788

              Have you checked the SHARE permissions as well as the FILE and FOLDER permissions?
              Have you checked (Computer Management > Shared Folders > Sessions) on the server to ensure you are logged in as the username you think you are?

              StuartR

              PS I just realised we are talking NT here, I can’t remember the equivalent command to check the username of a remote session on NT, Sorry.

            • #880789

              Have you checked the SHARE permissions as well as the FILE and FOLDER permissions?
              Have you checked (Computer Management > Shared Folders > Sessions) on the server to ensure you are logged in as the username you think you are?

              StuartR

              PS I just realised we are talking NT here, I can’t remember the equivalent command to check the username of a remote session on NT, Sorry.

            • #880607

              Joe

              what’s changed ? absolutely nothing !! or at least nothing I’ve been able to track down. Everything looks just as it should, it’s just it don’t work. Permissions look fine whether I view them from the workstation or on the server

              got to admit this has me totally stumped

            • #880538

              Bryan,

              What changed on the workstation and the server?

              Joe

              --Joe

          • #880480

            John

            you’re right about it being no consolation grin

            that is exactly what I could do Monday PM but haven’t been able to do since Tuesday AM.

            Just about accepted that a rebuild may be the only way forward – give me something to do other that what I’m doing now brickwallhairout

            Anyhow that will have to wait till Monday at least so any thoughts before then gratefully received

            thanks

        • #880401

          Bryan

          It won’t be any consolation to you but on my XP Pro box I’ve just NET USEd to our PDC’s REPL$, changed to that drive and CDed to SCRIPTS, and edited one of the Logon Script files and SAVEd it. No problems…

          Have you got an NT workstation you can try it from?

          John

      • #880383

        John, Joe

        thanks for your replies

        My workstaion is XP pro and I’m logging on to the domain OK. I can make changes on other servers including BDCs no prob, it’s just the PDC thats being snarky.

        I’ve tried attaching to C$, WINNT, REPL$, NETLOGON and makes no odds, remote I just can’t do a thing, locally all is as it should be. My own account is a domain admin but have tried attaching share under other DA accounts and no change.

        Rapidly moving to the strong drink and sledgehammer option

        any thoughts more than welcome

        Thanks

    • #880287

      What workstation OS? Are you sure you’re logged into the domain and not locally on the workstation?

      Joe

      --Joe

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