Windows 2003 AnonymousUser

From: Bill (bdarmofal_at_gmail.com)
Date: 09/28/05

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    Date: 28 Sep 2005 10:31:47 -0700

    Is it possible to recreate the Anonymous_User group in Win2k3 that
    would have existed had I upgraded from Windows 2000?

    I just want to share a printer over classic Windows networking to
    Windows 2000 guests without having them encounter the "Login:" box &
    have to enter "Guest" and no password each time. Of course, the Guest
    account is on, and I have modified the machine's Local Security Policy
    to allow anonymous users to see the network shares on the machine.

    Basically, I want all anonymous users on my LAN to map to the Guest
    account automatically.

    IIS anonymous access still works OK.

    Bill

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