Thank all !
I have already solved my problem with give access rigth to direktory where
IB server files (isc4.gdb, interbase.log, isc_lock, etc) located.
Thanks for all suggestions.

regards,
Mona.

----- Original Message -----
From: Jason Chapman (JAC2) <jason@...>
Newsgroups: egroups.ib-support
To: <ib-support@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, April 21, 2002 4:38 AM
Subject: Re: [ib-support] interbase on windows 2000


> If the user connecting to a remote server can only access the DB when they
> have rights to the GDB file, then you are using the wrong connection
string.
> Can you state:
>
> server name:
> gdb filename and location (on the server, not the share or mapped drive):
> e.g. c:\data\my.gdb
> the conenction string you are using:
>
> On windows I recomend only Administrator & SYSTEM have any rights to the
> GDB directory.
>
> Cheers,
>
> JAC.
>
> ""monalisa"" <monalisa@...> wrote in message
> news:002701c1e7b0$d9c96780$3a3b9eca@monalisa...
> > Hi all !
> > I have some problem that's need helped. Usually on server side we've set
> any
> > groups for security level, so not every user can access all directory on
> > server.
> > On Windows NT server, there's no problem. But on windows 2000 server, I
> can
> > not access the database even I already give the group full access on
> > directory where the .gdb located. The one can access the database is
user
> > which have same level as administrator. It's not secure at all if I give
> all
> > the user have administrator level. There's other directory must have set
> > full access besides the directory where .gdb located ?
> >
> > Thanks for all helped !
> > Regard,
> > Monalisa.
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