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Paul L'Allier
Hi,
I've had a look at historic posts and I couldn't find anything which
seemed to cover the exact problem I'm having.
I'm trying to get an XP pro machine to share files according to
permissions associated with usernames.
The default (Simple File Sharing) is to have all users authenticate as
Guest, using a single password. I've turned this off in the Folder
Options checklist.
Now when I select sharing on a folder, I get the advanced options and
can set permissions per user (which is what I expected).
However, when I try to connect from another machine (win2K) using a
valid username and password, it gets rejected and I cannot connect.
If I use the same (or indeed a random) username and the guest
password, I get authenticated as guest. I can access the shares which
are configured to allow guest access but not the ones for the entered
username.
I've confirmed that I can log in on the XP machine with the username
and password.
Have I missed a setting I need to change to make it authenticate the
users? Can anyone shed some light on this? It almost seems like I
have simple file sharing authentication, but classic file sharing
permissions.
Kind regards,
Paul
I've had a look at historic posts and I couldn't find anything which
seemed to cover the exact problem I'm having.
I'm trying to get an XP pro machine to share files according to
permissions associated with usernames.
The default (Simple File Sharing) is to have all users authenticate as
Guest, using a single password. I've turned this off in the Folder
Options checklist.
Now when I select sharing on a folder, I get the advanced options and
can set permissions per user (which is what I expected).
However, when I try to connect from another machine (win2K) using a
valid username and password, it gets rejected and I cannot connect.
If I use the same (or indeed a random) username and the guest
password, I get authenticated as guest. I can access the shares which
are configured to allow guest access but not the ones for the entered
username.
I've confirmed that I can log in on the XP machine with the username
and password.
Have I missed a setting I need to change to make it authenticate the
users? Can anyone shed some light on this? It almost seems like I
have simple file sharing authentication, but classic file sharing
permissions.
Kind regards,
Paul