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jason92s
Jul 09, 2015Aspirant
Question about document conflicts on a NAS
In our current server 2008 environment with Office 2013, whenever a user tries to open a Word document that's open by another user, they receive a popup indicating the file is in use. Will that still happen if we switch an all NAS environment? Thank you.
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- StephenBGuru - Experienced UserYes.
- jason92sAspirantThanks again Stephen. My manager said she had seen all kinds of reports that NAS and Office did not play well together. I appreciate your help.
- StephenBGuru - Experienced User
No problem.jason92s wrote: Thanks again Stephen. My manager said she had seen all kinds of reports that NAS and Office did not play well together. I appreciate your help.
Some people have reported problems here with permissions. That has different symptoms then the one you asked about (for instance not being able to open or delete a file that isn't in use). Even if all the users are in the same group, sometimes permissions misbehave. If you don't need separate accounts, then I suggest that you set up the NAS so that all the users share the same account - all you need to do is put the same credentials into Windows Credential Manager. Hopefully others who are deploying in a similar environment can chime in.
How many users would you have? - jason92sAspirantWe have 15 users. We have a need for two user groups - legal and admin. We have a common share called data for blth groups. And we have a share called adminteam for the admin group only and legalteam for the legal group only. Could I still just have one user that has access to all shares but only map the shares they need?
- NhellieVirtuosoAre you planning to integrate the readynas to your server?
- jason92sAspirantMy goal is to replace the server with it.
- NhellieVirtuosoSee these for OS6 units, it might give you an insight on what kind of permission settings you may implement.
http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detai ... -system%3F
http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detai ... urity-mode - jason92sAspirantGood article thanks. Now I'm concerned about the possible permission issues. How prevalent is it?
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