Win2000 Directory Permissions

I'v been running the permission settings below on my NT4 workstation PC's for students. I'm now upgrading the machines to Win2000. Do I need to change any of the settings below for Workstations and Servers? Especially the server running IIS?

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Simon

On these folders:

• \Winnt
• \Winnt\system
• \Winnt\system32
• \Winnt\system32\config
• \Winnt\system32\drivers

Apply these permissions:

• Administrators: Full Control
• Creator Owner: Full Control
• Everyone: Read
• System: Full Control

On \Winnt\repair, the only permission you should set is Administrators: Full Control.

On \Winnt\system32\spool, apply these permissions:

• Administrators: Full Control
• Creator Owner: Full Control
• Everyone: Read
• Power Users: Change
• System: Full Control

On Boot.ini, Ntdetect.com, and Ntldr, apply:

• Administrators: Full Control
• System: Full Control

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On Autoexec.bat and Config.sys, apply:

• Everyone: Read
• Administrators: Full Control

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