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From: Jeffrey Ingalls on 16 Nov 2009 10:35
Thank you for posting the resolution. These kind of nuggets always come in
handy!

All the best,
Jeffrey Ingalls

"Daryl Sirota" wrote:

> When you install DPM on IIS, it apparently shoves metabase AccessFlags=30215 into every IIS site and Virtual Directory. What this effectively does is prevent remote users from reading those directories.
>
> To fix Sharepoint, I manually overrode that AccessFlag=513 at the SharePoint IIS root, _layouts and _layouts/images.
>
> Whew! Lesson of the day, don't install DPM on top of SharePoint!
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