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RE: QNTC authority

At 17:34 05/09/2003, Chris Bipes wrote: 
Is the share setup as a read only share?  I you checking share authority or
NTFS authority.  We define our shares as public full and use NTFS authority,
which is much more secure and backup with the files.  Share authorities are
not backup with the files and cannot be restored.

Doesn't that leave you a little exposed from the NT side? Anyone that gains access to the network can have their way with the NT share.

However, back to the original question, is the NT domain name the same as the iSeries domain? It seems that the iSeries passes iseries-domain/iseries-userid as the user name when it exchanges login credentials with the NT server, and passes the iSeries password too.


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