If there is a problem with the ACL access control table, you can check the problem using Filemon (Sysinternals.com). a) Download FileMonb) Run c) on the server Stop FileMon monitoring if an error occurs. Check if there is an Access Denied record in the log file. Then give relevant permissions. You can use the CaCLS from Windows Server to do: In the CMD mode, edit the ACL permissions with the cacls.exe command
Parameter Description: Cacls
*. * / T / E / C / G WWW: R *. * Web root directory. Such as: c: / inetpub / wwwroot. / T acts on all directories and subdirectories / E Edit ACLs, not replacing / c has error stop execution. / G www: r gives WWW group read permissions
