Can not get access files from Windows 7 to Claims-based file authorization share
we have ad level 2012r2, dcs running 2012r2 of course, , have clustered file server (3 fsnodes running 2012r2).
we enabled 2 policies
kdc support claim
kerberos support claim
we created 1 claim type in adac (for example "division" source property). filled property ad accounts our value "it"
on fs made share folder itdivision:
- set permissions domain users can modify if user.division equals "it"
so on windows 8 users can access files on share , on windows 7 cant =\ . know many presentations dynamic access control file server must enroll user claims if client not support claims (service-for-user-to-self) .
hi,
>>so on windows 8 users can access files on share , on windows 7 cant =\ . know many presentations dynamic access control file server must enroll user claims if client not support claims (service-for-user-to-self) .
how going? was there error message? far know, dynamic access control (dac) should work downlevel clients. it’s backwards compatible. florain explains in following blog:
for non-windows 8 , non-windows server 2012 boxes accessing dac-protected file shares, users not carry claims. them, server 2012-based file share query active directory , proxy claims request figure out claims user , machine bring. file server checks in name of user, whether should have claims. information, file server evaluates access file share. yeah – dac works downlevel clients, too. it’s backwards compatible. , totally transparent windows 7.
questions regarding dynamic access control (faq)
http://www.frickelsoft.net/blog/?p=293
in addition, regarding dynamic access control, following blog can referred more information.
dynamic access control in windows server 2012
http://www.infoq.com/news/2012/10/dynamic-access-control
please note: since above 2 website are not hosted microsoft, link may change without notice. microsoft not guarantee accuracy of information.
best regards,
frank shen
Windows Server > File Services and Storage
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