"Everyone" perimissions applies, no matter what user logs on to \\

I named my server "x" - which seems to be a very bad computer name...

Whenever someone accesses a share using \\x\share\ "Everyone" permissions
applies; If "Everyone" is denied access, the user accessing the share will be
denied to - even if it's an admin user!

However, if i log on using \\10.0.0.2\ (the IP of computer "x") permissions
are normal!

Does anyone know whats wrong?

Is it a security feature that can be turned off? Is it a bad computer name?
(too short?)

I don't want to set up all my shares with "Full control" for "Everyone". :P

what are the actual "everyone" permissions on the share?

If you deny a group on anything it takes precident regardless of what other
group that user may be in. Including administrators.


"James" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:20EF02B3-44E5-44DB-8B81-(E-Mail Removed)...
> I named my server "x" - which seems to be a very bad computer name...
>
> Whenever someone accesses a share using \\x\share\ "Everyone" permissions
> applies; If "Everyone" is denied access, the user accessing the share will
be
> denied to - even if it's an admin user!
>
> However, if i log on using \\10.0.0.2\ (the IP of computer "x")
permissions
> are normal!
>
> Does anyone know whats wrong?
>
> Is it a security feature that can be turned off? Is it a bad computer
name?
> (too short?)
>
> I don't want to set up all my shares with "Full control" for "Everyone".
:P

Hello,

I have not denied everyone antything. Just uncheck "Write" or/and "Read". If
everyone has read- and administrator have full controll, the administrator
will still be limited to read when logged on using \\x\share\

"Andre" wrote:

> what are the actual "everyone" permissions on the share?
>
> If you deny a group on anything it takes precident regardless of what other
> group that user may be in. Including administrators.
>
>
> "James" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:20EF02B3-44E5-44DB-8B81-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > I named my server "x" - which seems to be a very bad computer name...
> >
> > Whenever someone accesses a share using \\x\share\ "Everyone" permissions
> > applies; If "Everyone" is denied access, the user accessing the share will
> be
> > denied to - even if it's an admin user!
> >
> > However, if i log on using \\10.0.0.2\ (the IP of computer "x")
> permissions
> > are normal!
> >
> > Does anyone know whats wrong?
> >
> > Is it a security feature that can be turned off? Is it a bad computer
> name?
> > (too short?)
> >
> > I don't want to set up all my shares with "Full control" for "Everyone".
> :P
>
>
>