I am trying to create a group policy to do a Software Installation to some of my clients. I have created the policy and pointed the software to the UNC path of the distribution point and the policy will fail every time no matter what user or computer tries to install the policy. The software distribution point is a share I created and set permissions on myself. It is not the default permissions set by windows when you initially create a folder and shares. I tried modifying the policy and made the distribution point point to the NETLOGON share and when I do it this way my users are then installing the software no problem. I think this is boiling down to a directory permissions issue but I can't seem to figure out what the differences are. Hopefully someone can tell me what the correct permissions should be so I can resolve this issue.
If I go to the distribution share I created from the clients machine I can get to the share and see the MSI file and even start the setup no problem. So I am not sure why it won't work if it can get that far for me.
I am not using DFS either.
Thanks!
-Scott