Windows 2008 mkdir command

The usual other items like shortcut, text document, etc are not there. However, once i have created to new subfolder using the context menu and go into that folder i can see all items in the context menu again. Creating the same "first" folder from the explorer does not have this problem. If i look at the permissions I can see several differences between the two created folders.

Both have been created in the root of the D: partition that has default permissions. The folders are created using a domain administrator account which is also in the local administrators group.

What is causing this and can i resolve it? I ran the script using the local administrator account instead of the domain administrator account i used before. Now i do not need to elevate the command prompt to run this script. Both the net share as well as the fileacl tool commands now run without problemens using a "normal" command prompt.

Also the context menu now shows the normal items in the "new" list. So this works! My question now is, why doesn't it work as a domain administrator which is also in the local administrators group? I double checked to see if the domain account i was using sysadmin was in the Domain Admins group.

It is. I also check to see if the Domain Admins group was added to the Local Admin group. That's also true. I do notice that the sysadmin account on the domain has a Primary Group "Domain Users". Could this be related? Create the required. List the files in the. The system displays a file with a. This is your public key. Test the Secure FTP Connection Test the secure FTP connection between the central site and the remote polling sites to verify that the sites do not prompt for a user name or password.

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