I have a question regarding creating shares on a peer to peer
network. I recently encountered a network that was setup with a peer
to peer configuration even though there was a Windows 2003 server on
the network.
The network was setup by someone else and he created unique usernames
and passwords for each node on the network. My question is, what is
the easiest way to allow shares on a machine without adding every user
on the network to the machine that needs to share?
They don't want to go to a domain setup for some reason.

Thanks in advance!

jawdoc wrote:

> I have a question regarding creating shares on a peer to peer
> network. I recently encountered a network that was setup with a peer
> to peer configuration even though there was a Windows 2003 server on
> the network.
> The network was setup by someone else and he created unique usernames
> and passwords for each node on the network. My question is, what is
> the easiest way to allow shares on a machine without adding every user
> on the network to the machine that needs to share?
> They don't want to go to a domain setup for some reason.


Asked and answered in another newgroup. Please don't multipost; it makes
more work for everyone and will get you *less* help, not more. See this for
why:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crossposting
http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm - multiposting

If you have forgotten where you posted or can't find your post, use Google
Groups Advanced Search and search for your name.

The answer I gave you in the other group:

Use a generic logon.

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