On a Server 2008 member server, we have a volume that hosts some shares. Users who are granted access to the shares have access from their UNC paths and mapped drives.
Domain admins are in the local administrators group and Domain Admins, Local Administrators and System are all granted NTFS permissions of full control of the volume and files. However, when logged in as any domain admin account, we get access denied clicking on the volume drive icon and cannot browse. We cannot even see the bar that shows how much of the drive space is used.
Even after clicking through the access denied prompts and re-applying the permissions, it does not help. Still cannot view any files or folders from the root level.
When logging in as the local administrator user account we can see all the files and see that the permissions are granted full control to domain admins.
Even running accessrenum.exe, it shows domain admins having full control at the root level.
What can cause this issue?