Allow a user to share files

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We need some expert advice. Who knows of any way to allow a normal user to
share files without putting them in the "power users" or "administrators"
group. Group Policy? Registry hack? User rights?

Thanks
 
If you setup a "shared" folder for them, then any "files" deposited in the
"folder" will be shared.
 
I have about 5 computers on a peer to peer network. Say they are called A,
B, C , D , E - I want A & B to be able to share the resource but not C, D &
E. The moment you share a resource it becomes available to everyone. This
was very conviniently done under win 98 but in Win XP pro there is no way of
assigning individual passwords to resources even with Simple File Sharing
disabled.
 
Shweta said:
I have about 5 computers on a peer to peer network. Say they are
called A, B, C , D , E - I want A & B to be able to share the resource
but not C, D & E. The moment you share a resource it becomes available
to everyone. This was very conviniently done under win 98 but in Win
XP pro there is no way of assigning individual passwords to resources
even with Simple File Sharing disabled.
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Since you mention disabling Simple File Sharing, I gather you have XP
Pro. Create user groups with specific permissions to shares. Create the
permissions using the Group Policy Editor. Assign the users you want to
the new groups.

Malke
 
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