Re: Passwords

From: Ondřej Ševeček (ondrej.sevecek@centrum.cz)
Date: 11/26/02 

From: "Ondřej Ševeček" <ondrej.sevecek@centrum.cz>
Date: Tue, 26 Nov 2002 07:51:55 +0100

I understood you this way:

The shares placed on W2k requires "unknown" password when accessed from
their 9x colleges?

If this is the problem, so this is the explanation:

W2k uses always users when access must be granted for some resource - shares
are the same, but by default, the "Everyone" group is allowed to access the
share from network - "Everyone" stoods for all users with valid accounts on
W2k workstation/domain.
So, when accessing the share from 9x, pass some valid user name and
associated password for the user (user already presented on W2k) and enjoy
network performance.

Nice day, Ondra.

"Moi?" <dasubscribe@marble.net.au> wrote in message
news:#dblcHRlCHA.1392@tkmsftngp04...
> It sounds like the PCs aren't on the domain. They should be. If they
were,
> when they logon, they receive (for W2K) a TGT from the KDC, and (for W9x)
a
> ST? (session ticket it the effective name, and I believe the real one).
> This can be passed from client to client as the credentials that you get
> resources on. This is the philosophy of Single Sign On (SSO).
>
> Use domain credentials in the form domainname\username
> Use domain password
>
>
> "Leslie Isaacs" <leslie@gppayroll.net> wrote in message
> news:uL6M9xNlCHA.2800@tkmsftngp04...
> > Hello All
> >
> > We have a network of 31 PCs, until recently all running
> > W98. At that time if we wanted to share a directory it was
> > simply right-click, share as ..., and enter a password at
> > that point if required.
> >
> > Recently 2 of the PCs have been upgraded to W2K. I have
> > done the right-click, share as ... bit on a couple of
> > directories on these PCs, but didn't enter a password.
> > However when I come to want to access one of these
> > directories from another PC, I'm asked for a password, and
> > I don't know what to enter, so am refused access.
> >
> > Where can I:
> > find out what the requied password is; and/or
> > change the required password; and/or
> > remove the requirement for a password to be entered?
> >
> > Hope someone can help.
> >
> > Many thanks
> > Les.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>

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