In SDL WorldServer, go to
Management > Asset Interface System > View and Change Propertiesand make sure that the attributes
Access Control (View), Access Control (Read), Access Control (Write) and Access Control (ACL) are activated as columns. Make sure that the permission to access and write into the
Explorer folders/AIS Mounts are set correctly. Here is an example from a Test system:
If the permissions are missing or set incorrectly, update them and save your change. If all is set as it should the issue is probably a network problem.
To investigate the problem on the server and network side, first find the directory associated with each
AIS folder. In order to do so, go to
Management > Asset Interface System > AIS Mountsand click on each affected folder/AIS Mount looking like this:
The
Mount page will open up. Check the
directory path: this is where the folder is located on the server where WorldServer is running.
Ask your IT team to to log onto the Application server where WS is running
as the user who is running the WorldServer/Idiom Service and then try to access the mount directory point of each
'red mount' That will probably fail and it will show that the failure (permissions) are now such that this mount point can not be accessed.
If that is the case, permissions need to be adjusted in order for the user who is running the WorldServer Services to be able to have read/write and change access to those folders.