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Help with the W2K restrictions

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Whitewolf

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How can I restrict a user from running a program or changing things in W2K. Please be specific. Do I need extra software?

Thanx
 
Go into the properties of the drive, folder, or file you want to set and then click add user... then you can assign all the security options for the user you add. You can setup everything from read, write, modify, execute.. whatever you want. Deny ALWAYS overrides allowed access. So if you deny a whole group access to something, and then assign a single person in the group access it wont give it to them because the deny from the group access will overwrite the allowed access.
 
Depends on the user setting. If a user belongs to the administrator group then he/she can pretty much do everything. Try putting that user to a different user group. I haven't played around with W2K's user settings but on NT4 it's easy.
 
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