NTFS permissions on a 2k8 Workgroup File Server in a 2k3 domain

i have win2k3 native domain @ work, , have been supplied win2k8 server use network share.  however, organization requires able use granular permissions on portions of share.  not permitted join new server domain.  (for configuration control reasons - satellite organization must maintain paralel sister installations)

as expected, can remote server domain, , access servers share.  of course when accessing share, user prompted credentials, , must supply credentials on 2k8 fileserver.

as test, using workgroup networking knowledge have not had use in years, created copy of own account domain on local 2k8 server, same p/w on domain.  when trying access share, presented "the account has been locked out", , sure enough, when remoting 2k8 machine, see account locked.  local 2k8 account lock each time attempt access share domain account.

my issues these:

-why local version of account lock?

-what best way migrate of (several hundred) domain users 2k8 machine?  have considered utilities ldifde, don't have experience it, , don't know if it's results can uploaded sam.

thanks in advance help/advice.

val

hello, 

generally accounts getting locked because of bad passwords or workstations/systems in domain affected virus. check server event viewer (security) , check cause of account lockout or virus affected systems, if identified workstation/system affected virus remove workstation network, scan , put in network once cleaned virus. if any?

any suggest check below links "why account getting locked ?"

• account lockout tools:http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc738772(v=ws.10).aspx
• troubleshooting active directory account lockout issues:http://msexchangeguru.com/2012/03/08/ad-lockout/

to know more how export bulk users using ldifde command, follow below links 

• more ldifde command:http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc731033(v=ws.10).aspx
• step-by-step guide bulk import , export active directory:http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb727091.aspx
• intro ldifde export:http://www.computerperformance.co.uk/logon/logon_ldifde_export.htm

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regards, ravikumar p

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