I'm not sure if this is a WHS 2011 issue or a DrivePool issue? I just realized that user accounts I've setup are able to access ALL shares - even those those user accounts are setup with "No Access" for various shares. I've tried resetting the permissions for several users - and under the shares - reset the permissions for the users - no luck. I even DELETED a user account on WHS and verified the user account on a home PC couldn't access the server at all (when I click on the server in Network - it prompts me for a username/password) - then I added the account back in - and setup the permissions for "no access" to several folders - but when I go back to the PC - ALL shares are accessible again?
I thought I would have to log out on the PC and back in - but when I clicked on the server - I was able to see all shared folders without a PC reboot.
I don't know where else to check/look. I know my way around PC's - but have not delved into security/permission settings in the OS.
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I'm not sure if this is a WHS 2011 issue or a DrivePool issue? I just realized that user accounts I've setup are able to access ALL shares - even those those user accounts are setup with "No Access" for various shares. I've tried resetting the permissions for several users - and under the shares - reset the permissions for the users - no luck. I even DELETED a user account on WHS and verified the user account on a home PC couldn't access the server at all (when I click on the server in Network - it prompts me for a username/password) - then I added the account back in - and setup the permissions for "no access" to several folders - but when I go back to the PC - ALL shares are accessible again?
I thought I would have to log out on the PC and back in - but when I clicked on the server - I was able to see all shared folders without a PC reboot.
I don't know where else to check/look. I know my way around PC's - but have not delved into security/permission settings in the OS.
Any ideas?
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