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| "Brian Hoppe" <bhoppe@...> asked: | |>This one kind of has us stumped... We have a client who wants to make |>some folders private from even the administrator. There are three |>owners of the company, and these should be the only people who are able |>to see these folders. How can you set up folders in such a way that |>the administrator can not gain access? If you set them up with |>permissions for only those three people, what would prevent the |>administrator from going in and resetting one of the passwords? Any |>helps on this would be much appreciated. | | I can't come with any way that the administrator won't be able to access | them, however I have a solution - encryption. Encrypt the files with the | administrator not knowing the encryption key.
Agreed, encryption is pretty much the only way to go in this case. Personally I'd tell them that if the documents are _that_ sensitive they shouldn't be on the network at all.
- -- Chris Berry chris_berry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Systems Administrator JM Associates & Coast Business Service
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