Windows 2003 Drive mappings in logon scripts...

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Jake

Hi,

Shares are supposed to be hidden when its name is terminated with a
dollar sign.

However when assigning drive letters to shares in logon.bat scripts
everybody is able to read everything. How can we avoid this..?

regards

jake
 
"Jake" <jake44@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> Shares are supposed to be hidden when its name is terminated with a dollar
> sign.
>
> However when assigning drive letters to shares in logon.bat scripts
> everybody is able to read everything. How can we avoid this..?
>
> regards
>
> jake

You need to apply appropriate NTFS permissions.
 
Pegasus (MVP) wrote:

> You need to apply appropriate NTFS permissions.

What are the typical / default NTFS permissions for a logon script...?

Is it read by system or by the user object?

Jake
 
"Jake" <jake44@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Pegasus (MVP) wrote:
>
>> You need to apply appropriate NTFS permissions.
>
> What are the typical / default NTFS permissions for a logon script...?
>
> Is it read by system or by the user object?
>
> Jake

I was thinking of the folder permissions, not the permissions
for some script file. You're the best person to judge what
permissions to give your users. Read? Read/Write? For
everyone? For certain groups only? For certain individuals
only?
 
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