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Ilya Evseev
Hi, folks!
There is Windows XP SP1 workstation.
Ordinal, non-privileged user should access USB flashdrive
connected to this host from another workstation via network.
My steps:
First: login as domain administrator and connect flashdrive to USB port.
Then open command prompt and type:
net share UsbDisk=E:
Flashdrive is now accessible as \\WS1\usbdisk.
Second: disconnect flashdrive, open regedit, goto
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanmanServer\Shares.
UsbDisk entry still exist, very well.
Third: login as ordinal user, open regedit - UsbDisk entry still exist.
Connect flashdrive to USB port - it's successfully recognized as E:
but is not visible via network as \\WS1\usbdisk nor \\WS1\e$.
Well, how to do "autoshare-on-connect" under XP?
WBR, Ilya
There is Windows XP SP1 workstation.
Ordinal, non-privileged user should access USB flashdrive
connected to this host from another workstation via network.
My steps:
First: login as domain administrator and connect flashdrive to USB port.
Then open command prompt and type:
net share UsbDisk=E:
Flashdrive is now accessible as \\WS1\usbdisk.
Second: disconnect flashdrive, open regedit, goto
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanmanServer\Shares.
UsbDisk entry still exist, very well.
Third: login as ordinal user, open regedit - UsbDisk entry still exist.
Connect flashdrive to USB port - it's successfully recognized as E:
but is not visible via network as \\WS1\usbdisk nor \\WS1\e$.
Well, how to do "autoshare-on-connect" under XP?
WBR, Ilya