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JSI Tip 8815. New network shared folders in Windows Server 2003 automatically assign Read permissions to the Everyone group, ignoring the SrvsvcDefaultShareInfo value?JSI Tip 8815. New network shared folders in Windows Server 2003 automatically assign Read permissions to the Everyone group, ignoring the SrvsvcDefaultShareInfo value?
Jerold Schulman
December 20, 2004
1 Min Read
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 838777 corrects a problem in Windows Server 2003 where the value of the SrvsvcDefaultShareInfo entry in a registry subkey is ignored when you create a new network share.
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