Re: keeping a remote user in one and only one folder.
- From: "Danny Sanders" <Danny.Sanders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 4 Jan 2006 13:06:51 -0700
> A thought, I've been trying this between my two computers, and I have the
> same exact user name on both. Also my profle on both have administrator
> privileges.
Example computer A and computer B. User logs on to computer A as
administrator. That *same* account (username and password) is the
Administrator of Computer B.
You connect to computer B from computer A. Computer B sees your account as
the Administrator of computer B and gives it administrator access.
Create a user (the same username same password) on computer A and computer B
that is not an administrator. Share a folder on computer B and grant the new
non admin account permission to the folder. Log in to Computer A with the
new non admin account and connect to the shared folder on computer B. It
should now behave as you expect.
hth
DDS W 2k MVP MCSE
"Hfreeman" <Hfreeman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:8A5F5183-DFFB-4BD0-92FC-7BB9D2BF9C71@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Is there any way to share a folder over the network that prevents users on
> other computers in the network from using the UPARROW key to get from the
> intentional shared folder to its parent folder and eventually to the root.
>
> This seems like a thing people would want to do, but I can find nothing in
> the help files. Why can a remote user out of the only shared folder on my
> computer?
>
> A thought, I've been trying this between my two computers, and I have the
> same exact user name on both. Also my profle on both have administrator
> privileges.
>
> Any hit appreciated.
>
>
> --
> Harris S. Freeman
> Alliance Strategies and Programs
> www.hfreeman.com
>
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