folders not accessible from network

[Paul]

When trying to open a shared volume on a Windows XPpro
PC (Pentium 4 3GHz, 1GB memory, NTFS on a 20GB
partition) from a networked PC (tried Win98 as well as
Win2000 as WinXP-PC's, peer to peer TCP/IP network), I
always get the error message "not enough storage space on
the server to perform this operation" (translation from
Dutch message 'onvoldoende opslagruimte op de server
beschikbaar om deze opdracht uit te verwerken'); there is
plenty of free space on the drives.
I can see the shared drives on the computer, but not open
them. The required permissions are set as necessary, to
my knowledge. Communication from that PC to the 3 other
ones is no problem: I can open any drive/folder on the
other networked PC's and copy files to them.

 

[Snoopy]

Hello,
I've got the same problem. I think ZoneAlarm Security Suite is causin
this problem. When I uninstall ZoneAlarm completely, the drives of al
my computers are accessible in all directions.
Can someone help me configuring ZoneAlarm in a right way, so I do no
have to uninstall it anymore? Just shutting down ZA is not enough
only uninstalling helps.
Thanks.
Snoopy

 

[Chuck]

Hello,
I've got the same problem. I think ZoneAlarm Security Suite is causing
this problem. When I uninstall ZoneAlarm completely, the drives of all
my computers are accessible in all directions.
Can someone help me configuring ZoneAlarm in a right way, so I do not
have to uninstall it anymore? Just shutting down ZA is not enough,
only uninstalling helps.
Thanks.
Snoopy

Snoopy,

With Zone Alarm, you configure it by adding specific computers (either names or
addresses) into the Local (Trusted) Zone. For Zone Alarm Pro, you also enable
File Sharing for the Local Zone; for Zone Alarm Free, this setting is presumed.