I have an OES 2018 Server being used as a file server for an AD Domain.
I have 2 volumes (APPS & DATA) that I adjusted the permissions on at the volume level. I believe I had removed all the rights for 2 groups (dom\IT dom\MIS). I have 2 other volumes that have no issues (USERS & SUPPORT).
Once I removed the 2 groups permissions I lost access to the volumes "Management" interface as the domain administrator. I can browse, edit, delete, manipulate what ever I want, however can not touch the trustee's etc....
The domain administrator is part of the OESAccessGrp as well as Domain Admins.
When I right click on the volume with the nfarm module installed and click on properties here is what I get on the different tabs:
Trustee Rights - Unable to fetch trustees for the file.
Information - Unable to fetch NSS Attributes for the selected trustee.
User Quota - The logged in user does not have sufficient privileges to view User Quota.
File System Rights - The logged in user does not have sufficient privileges to view File System Rights.
Salvage - Unable to fetch salvageable files for the selected path.
A bit more digging around, I then used the rights tool to look at the
SERVER:/media/nss/APPS # rights show
Trustees and Inherited Rights Filter
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File: /media/nss/APPS
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Trustees:
(1) dom\MIS
[read, write, create, erase, access control, scan, modify]
(2) dom\IT
[read, write, create, erase, access control, scan, modify]
Inherited Rights Filter:
[supervisor]
SERVER:/media/nss/DATA # rights show
Trustees and Inherited Rights Filter
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File: /media/nss/DATA
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Trustees:
(1) dom\MIS
[read, write, create, erase, access control, scan, modify]
(2) dom\IT
[read, write, create, erase, access control, scan, modify]
Inherited Rights Filter:
[supervisor]
I can log into NURM (OES URM) and see the same rights.
I have attempted to delete these rights from the command line and re assign these rights and use a user assigned to one of these groups to manipulate these, however I get the same errors as above.
Any ideas on where to look? Try? It's as if the "Configuration" that is referenced by the NFARM tool is corrupt or broke?
~PWOLFE / MCCFL_MLA
