Cris
Wed May 07 13:13:19 PDT 2008
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did you add the second server using the connect computer wizard??
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Cris Hanna [SBS-MVP]
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"LesH" <LesH@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message =
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Hi all,
I have an SBS 2003 Server (SP2 + R2), and recently added a 2nd Windows =
2003=20
R2 Server to the domain as an Application Server. When logged on as =
any SBS=20
Domain user (even as the Domain Administrator) on the application =
server, I=20
can run/execute any program on the local disks, but when I try to run =
or=20
install a program accross the network I get the following error:
"Windows cannot access the specified device path or file. You may not =
have=20
appropriate permissions to access the item."
However, if I log on to the application server with the local =
administrator=20
account, I can run programs across the network. Domain users on the XP =
Pro=20
workstations can also run programs from across the network.
So it appears as if there is a policy being enforced by the SBS server =
which=20
disallows logged on domain users on additional servers from running=20
executables across the network.
Help. Can anyone shed light on this?
Thanks.
If I log on as any SBS user (even with Domain Admin rights) I can not =
run=20
programs across the network.
It appears as if SBS
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LesH
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>did you add the second server using the =
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<DIV><BR>-- <BR>Cris Hanna=20
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<DIV>"LesH" <<A=20
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wrote in message <A=20
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href=3D"news:7661529F-9284-4374-AB18-0E8CD9BB2DF0@microsoft.com">news:766=
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all,<BR><BR>I have an SBS 2003 Server (SP2 + R2), and recently added a =
2nd=20
Windows 2003 <BR>R2 Server to the domain as an Application Server. =
When logged=20
on as any SBS <BR>Domain user (even as the Domain Administrator) on =
the=20
application server, I <BR>can run/execute any program on the local =
disks, but=20
when I try to run or <BR>install a program accross the network I get =
the=20
following error:<BR><BR>"Windows cannot access the specified device =
path or=20
file. You may not have <BR>appropriate permissions to access the=20
item."<BR><BR>However, if I log on to the application server with the =
local=20
administrator <BR>account, I can run programs across the network. =
Domain users=20
on the XP Pro <BR>workstations can also run programs from across the=20
network.<BR><BR>So it appears as if there is a policy being enforced =
by the=20
SBS server which <BR>disallows logged on domain users on additional =
servers=20
from running <BR>executables across the network.<BR><BR>Help. Can =
anyone shed=20
light on this?<BR><BR>Thanks.<BR><BR>If I log on as any SBS user (even =
with=20
Domain Admin rights) I can not run <BR>programs across the =
network.<BR><BR>It=20
appears as if SBS<BR>-- <BR>LesH</BLOCKQUOTE></BODY></HTML>
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