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I am running xp pro sp2 on 4 machines, 3 fixed or static machines and
one laptop I use for work. I can access the c$, d$ etc. shares on all
the fixed machines fine from the other fixed machines, but not my laptop
for some reason, although I am pretty sure the laptop was accessing the
shares as well, but it won't now.
I set up local security settings-network access:sharing and security
model for local accounts to "classic - local users authenticate as
themselves"
On the 3 fixed machines I set myself up with the same username and
password on all, and I am an administrator on all these machines. On the
laptop I have a different username and password but I am an admin on it
as well (I actually use the ibm fingerprint utility)
When I am prompted for the username and password which one is it looking
for? for the one on the machine the share is on? or from the machine
trying to access the share? do I need to have the domain ie.
mshome\username in the username field?
I do have regular shares set up for other users, but I want to be able
to access all drives and any directory on any machine from any machine,
(much like I can on our LAN at work because I have domain admin rights)
Is there anything else I need to do to allow this?
Can/should I set up a regular domain with an older machine I have? Can
this be done with a router? (I have a buffalo whr-hp running dd-wrt
firmware)
I can set up a domain if I have too, but I dont think it should be
neccesary for what I want to do here.
thanks!
one laptop I use for work. I can access the c$, d$ etc. shares on all
the fixed machines fine from the other fixed machines, but not my laptop
for some reason, although I am pretty sure the laptop was accessing the
shares as well, but it won't now.
I set up local security settings-network access:sharing and security
model for local accounts to "classic - local users authenticate as
themselves"
On the 3 fixed machines I set myself up with the same username and
password on all, and I am an administrator on all these machines. On the
laptop I have a different username and password but I am an admin on it
as well (I actually use the ibm fingerprint utility)
When I am prompted for the username and password which one is it looking
for? for the one on the machine the share is on? or from the machine
trying to access the share? do I need to have the domain ie.
mshome\username in the username field?
I do have regular shares set up for other users, but I want to be able
to access all drives and any directory on any machine from any machine,
(much like I can on our LAN at work because I have domain admin rights)
Is there anything else I need to do to allow this?
Can/should I set up a regular domain with an older machine I have? Can
this be done with a router? (I have a buffalo whr-hp running dd-wrt
firmware)
I can set up a domain if I have too, but I dont think it should be
neccesary for what I want to do here.
thanks!