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boaz20User is Offline

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12/05/2008 3:53 PM  
Dear Experts,



I assume you all have a good explanation for the following scenario.

Scenario A: in windows server 2003 domain (all DC are windows server 2003
SP2) group A (G) has full control on folder on one of the File server in the
domain.

I remove the full control permission and now the group members don't have
any permission to the folder but yet they still can access the folder. Only
when the members will log off/log on to the computer they will not have
access to the folder.

Scenario B: in windows server 2000 domain - same behavior as scenario A.



Could you please share with me the explanation of this behavior and how can
one avoid this behavior (if possible)?



Thanks in advance,



Boaz.


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Boaz.

GilUser is Offline

Posts:311

12/05/2008 5:39 PM  
Access tokens are created at login, so changes in permissions due to group membership don't re-evaluated until the user logs out and back in.

-g

From: ActiveDir-owner@mail.activedir.org [mailto:ActiveDir-owner@mail.activedir.org] On Behalf Of Boaz Galil
Sent: Friday, December 05, 2008 1:50 PM
To: ActiveDir@mail.activedir.org
Subject: [ActiveDir] Permission behavior in windows environment (domain)

Dear Experts,

I assume you all have a good explanation for the following scenario.
Scenario A: in windows server 2003 domain (all DC are windows server 2003 SP2) group A (G) has full control on folder on one of the File server in the domain.
I remove the full control permission and now the group members don't have any permission to the folder but yet they still can access the folder. Only when the members will log off/log on to the computer they will not have access to the folder.
Scenario B: in windows server 2000 domain - same behavior as scenario A.

Could you please share with me the explanation of this behavior and how can one avoid this behavior (if possible)?

Thanks in advance,

Boaz.


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Boaz.

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