Article: Q189809
Product(s): Microsoft Systems Management Server
Version(s): winnt:1.2
Operating System(s):
Keyword(s): kbsetup kbAudit kbInventory smssetup smsinv smsaudit
Last Modified: 31-JUL-2001
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The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Systems Management Server version 1.2
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SUMMARY
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This article lists the default permissions for Systems Management Server logon
servers.
MORE INFORMATION
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The following table lists the Systems Management Server logon server default
permissions.
Share/Volume Directory Permissions
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SMS_SHRx Administrator's local group
has Full Control; Everyone
has Read capabilities.
SMSroot Administrator's local group
has Full Control; Everyone
has Read capabilities.
Helper.srv and Administrator's local group
all subdirectories has Full Control.
LOGS Inherits permissions from
the drive where SMS is
installed. Defaults to
Everyone having Full Control.
NetWare volume No change from existing.
SMS\Logon.srv(netware) No change from existing.
SMS_SHR Administrator's local group
and Everyone have Full Control.
(Windows NT and LAN Administrator's local group
Manager) has Full Control; Everyone
has Read capabilities.
Ccr.box Administrator's local group
Despooler.box has Full Control; Everyone
Inventry.box has Change capabilities.
Isvmif.box
Pcmpkg.src
Smsid\*.uid(file)
<platform>.bin Administrator's local group
<platform>.bin\language has full control; Everyone
Mstest has Read capabilities.
Pcmins.box
Invencfg.box
Appctl.src and all
subdirectories
Pcmpkg.src Administrator's local group
has Full Control; Everyone
has Change capabilities.
(Read and Write permissions
for Users and Guests can be
modified through the user
interface. By default, Users
and Guests have Read and
Write permissions.)
Changing permissions on the SMS_SHR share or the directories that exist below the
share is not recommended. Systems Management Server clients need the ability to
create and rename files in most of these directories. If permissions are
changed, Systems Management Server functionality may be adversely affected.
REFERENCES
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For more information, refer to Chapter 1 of the Microsoft Systems Management
Server Resource Guide.
Additional query words:
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Keywords : kbsetup kbAudit kbInventory smssetup smsinv smsaudit
Technology : kbSMSSearch kbSMS120
Version : winnt:1.2
Issue type : kbinfo
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