I have a problem with sharing a folder. An other computer in my
workgroup can't access my shares. The share has all permissions for
Everyone and my firewall is disabled. I can easily view the other
computer's shares. Both are Windows XP, mine is Pro. Maybe I set
something in group policy which disables remote users connect my
computer, or I changed an other setting.
Re: Delete a workgroup? ... Anyone can access any machine in any workgroup regardless of the workgroups ... Then learn about permissions in XP, obviously if you are using simple file ... > one showed up in our Windows Network Workgroup.... > him access to our shares.... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: removing user from domain users group doesnt help ... What I would do is to give that global group deny access this computer from ... only access shares on that server.... give that group deny permissions for other shares on that server. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.security)
Re: removing user from domain users group doesnt help ...user permissions to any shares and instead give permissions to the global groups you want to have access or give the global group deny permissions to the shares you don't want them to access or deny access this computer from the network user right for computers you don't want them to access shares on which can easily be managed via Group Policy. ... I have few shared folders on my w2k3 file server and most of them allow read access for the domain users group.... (microsoft.public.windows.server.security)
Re: removing user from domain users group doesnt help ...user permissions to any shares and instead give permissions to the global ... the shares you don't want them to access or deny access this computer from ... to the shares and do not include users/domain... I have few shared folders on my w2k3 file server and most of them allow ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.security)
Re: cant get access to disk share when connecting from a remote s ... > When I am connecting to the shares created by the script I always connect ... > with the admin username and password of the system that the shares are on; ...NTFS permissions on the files and folders themselves. ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.scripting)
