Re: Failed: access from one client to another

From: John Tamagna (JohnTamagna_at_Comcast.net)
Date: 07/06/03

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    Date: Sat, 5 Jul 2003 22:30:54 -0700

    It was actually simplier than that. By upgrading the user
    rights were cleaned out. I had to add them back in. Here
    is the steps for anyone else who runs into this.

    Check the following Local Policies:
     
    1) Go to control Panel, Open Administrative Tools
    2) Open Local Security Policy
    3) Double click Local Policy
    4) Double click User Rights Assignment
    5) Search for the following policies:
     
        a. "Access this computer from the network"
        b. "Deny access to this computer from the network"
     
    6) The default settings for the "Access this computer from
    the network" policy is to allow: Administrators, Power
    Users, Users, Backup Operators, and the Everyone group.
    All should have check boxes checked.

    Thanks for your help. It is always something simple you
    forget to check.

    JPT

    >-----Original Message-----
    > Hi John. By "server" I meant the computer you are
    trying to access the
    >share on. Check the Local Security Policy on that machine
    and make sure that
    >user account on that machine has a password. --- Steve
    >
    >"John Tamagna" <JohnTamagna@COMCAST.Net> wrote in message
    >news:068d01c341d4$ac7de5b0$a301280a@phx.gbl...
    >> I do not have a server just 2 clients. With or without
    a
    >> password I get the same message. It as if the user is
    >> missing a setting to be able to access the other PC
    >>
    >> >-----Original Message-----
    >> > In Local Security Policy on the server, check
    the
    >> effective settings
    >> >for the user right "access computer from the network"
    >> and "deny access
    >> >computer from network" for proper users/groups. Another
    >> thought, and this is
    >> >just a guess, is that possibly SP4 requires a password
    >> for network access,
    >> >like XP does. -- Steve
    >> >
    >> >"John Tamagna" <JohnTamagna@Comcast.net> wrote in
    message
    >> >news:080501c3410f$bbc09060$a101280a@phx.gbl...
    >> >> This was working before I upgraded to service pack 4.
    >> >> When I try to access another computer on my network I
    >> get
    >> >> the error message:
    >> >>
    >> >> \\"other PC name" is not accessible. Logon failure:
    the
    >> >> user has not been granted the requested logon type at
    >> this computer.
    >> >>
    >> >> Every thing I found refers to server to clinet
    setups.
    >> >> Nothing I tried works. I am loged on as
    administrator
    >> on
    >> >> both PCs with no passwords. I am running 2 Windows
    2000
    >> >> Professional clients.
    >> >
    >> >
    >> >.
    >> >
    >
    >
    >.
    >

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