I have a folder which has permissions on it for our IIS user. This folder is currently shared so our code deployment user can move files onto it.
I attempted adding another user to the share through the folder properties>Sharing>Share and added a user there. Then IIS went down so I checked and sure enough it appeared that setting the share permissions removed the local folder permissions for the IIS user.
How do I add a user to the share without removing users from accessing it locally?
I'm attempting to set up DFS Standalone replication for the static content of a group of 2008 r2 web servers, without getting the Domain Controller involved.
I've created a namespace on one computer A pointed at empty shares on computers A and B. When I try to replicate this folder through the DFS Management Server Manager snap-in, I get the error "computerA\namespace\share: The replication group cannot be created. There are insufficient permissions to create the replication group". From what I can gather, this action is trying to make changes on the DC.
Is what I am trying to do even possible? I tried using the command line utils but they've proven more cryptic than anything.
I would like to enabled Offline Files on my Windows 2008 computer so I can access a remote share even when it is gone. Is there a way I can configure this via command line, rather than going through the SyncCenter GUI?
I need to login to a remote Win7 or Vista computer but when I connect I get a Logon Message "Another user is currently logged on..." but it does not specify who.
I have a domain username with admin privileges on the computer, how can I see who is logged in?