Access Rights

Access rights for Storage Team members

We are having to justify the access rights that our storage team members have to the Windows, VMWare, and Unix servers. Our storage team is also responsible for all backups, restores, and disaster recovery. Can any one provide a best practices or a already compiled list of access rights that...

How much access do you give users?

I am auditing a enterprise data warehouse and am concerned at the level of access provided. I've found many users who have read, update, and delete rights to all working environments (testing, QA, Production)

Network Access Permission

Network access problem description: • My network is a hybrid wired & wired mix, simple peer to peer • Purpose is shared internet access along with file & printer sharing • A single Router / modem connects to DSL • One computer connected to the router with a wired – Ethernet cable • The...

Remote Network Administrator

Should a 3. Party Network Administrator have Remote access to al Corp. Computers and should he have on all Computers Administrator rights. Is this legaly ok and who is responsible for activis on the Network in this case?

Membership in Local Admin group

Before removing users' local admin right in their pc, I want to list all members for each client PC with W2k3 domain. Is there a script / tools in carrying out the inventory? Thanks

User Files

How do I copy user rights and access priveleges from one as/400 to another and still have access to both systems?

'You are not authorized to access that database' error message for Lotus Notes user

I have a Lotus Notes user who keeps receiving the error message: "You are not authorized to access that database." when working with his local copy of his email file. To my knowledge, he is not using a different ID file. The first two times this happened, we deleted the local copy of his email...

Setting up access rights in a SQL Server 2005 database

Hello, I'm using MS SQL Server 2005. I'm connecting to the server via ADO. I have a question about access rights. Let me explain this with an example. Let's say I have a database named DB. In DB there are 3 tables. TBL_1, TBL_2, TBL_3. I want to create a SQL Server user that will have all rights...