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Hi All,

I have branch **** located at default/main.
This branch is shared for group1.
There is another group,group2 which is also added to the members of group1 then group2 users should have access on Branch ****.
But all the members of group2 are not able to access the branch.

All mentioned groups are Global groups.
What else i need to check to make that branch **** available to the users.

Thanks,
Nidhi.....

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kshitiz

Hi All,

I have branch **** located at default/main.
This branch is shared for group1.
There is another group,group2 which is also added to the members of group1 then group2 users should have access on Branch ****.
But all the members of group2 are not able to access the branch.

All mentioned groups are Global groups.
What else i need to check to make that branch **** available to the users.

Thanks,
Nidhi.....

Which TS version and which OS are you using? And are these groups OS groups or TS groups?

Nidhi_Agrawal

Hi,

I am working on TS 6.5 and windows 2003 server.
These are OS groups..

Nidhi..

kshitiz

Hi,

I am working on TS 6.5 and windows 2003 server.
These are OS groups..

Nidhi..

How are you adding one group as member of other group? In Windows it is not possible to do so or am I mistaken somewhere?
These are local OS groups, right?

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Adam Stoller

Hi All,

I have branch **** located at default/main.
This branch is shared for group1.
There is another group,group2 which is also added to the members of group1 then group2 users should have access on Branch ****.
But all the members of group2 are not able to access the branch.

All mentioned groups are Global groups.
What else i need to check to make that branch **** available to the users.

Thanks,
Nidhi.....

I don't remember the exact ordering of "group levels" within Windows - but I seem to recall that TS (or perhaps Windows?) could only handle one level of nesting in groups - so if you had a domain-local group with domain-local members as well as domain-group members - the domain-local members would be interpreted but the domain-group members would not (or something like that). I believe TS Groups do not have this problem, in terms of nesting - you might be able to use a TS Group and add both the domain-local groups and domain-global groups to it - and see if that works.