Howdie!
foxj77 wrote:
> Is it possible to hide the sysvol and netlogon shares on our windows
> domain network?
>
> We have a windows domain on a subnet and another standalone server on
> the same subnet that will be managed by someone else. I am just
> carrying out some tests and from the standalone server and they are
> able to browse the shares and write files to the sysvol share!!
>
> Is there anyway i can secure these two shares? is it possible to put
> a $ on the end of the share to hide it?
Those shares are used by a number of functions within Windows Server and
Windows clients. I wouldn't wanna mess with them and hide them, move
them, whatever.
Since those folks have access to the shares, I would investigate why
they have that sort of access in the first place - are they in security
groups they shouldn't be in? Tailor down their permission by removing
them from priviledged groups or customize security on both shares (test
that thoroughly!)
Cheers,
Florian
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