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Block admin from folder
David <lakosked[ at ]sbcglobal.net> 06.07.2007 03:20:08
Hello folks,
How can I restrict or block a user with admin priviledges from a
specific directory.

We have a company who is installing a monitoring agent. The agent is
being given admin priviledges so it can update patches and do
maintenance stuff. However the company wants the agent to be block from
the financials directory. Any ideas?

We have tried adding the administrator account to the folder and then
removing the admin group from the folder. This works but the
"user/agent" would still be able to switch the permissions back if it
wanted or if someone logged on using that account.
Re: Block admin from folder
"Frank McCallister SBS MVP" <anonymous> 06.07.2007 04:09:25
You are going to have to have considerable trust in anyone you give the
Administrative password to your server. You cannot block them from getting
access to any part of your server. Any reputable financial software, however
should be able to password protect your financial data separately from
folder access.

--
Frank McCallister SBS MVP
MCP Microsoft Small Business Specialist
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"David" <lakosked[ at ]sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text]
> Hello folks,
> How can I restrict or block a user with admin priviledges from a specific
> directory.
>
> We have a company who is installing a monitoring agent. The agent is
> being given admin priviledges so it can update patches and do maintenance
> stuff. However the company wants the agent to be block from the
> financials directory. Any ideas?
>
> We have tried adding the administrator account to the folder and then
> removing the admin group from the folder. This works but the "user/agent"
> would still be able to switch the permissions back if it wanted or if
> someone logged on using that account.

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