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AA Smith
Actually this is a peer-to-peer network (LAN,) so there's not really a Host
per se. We have several computers in our network. I intend for all users
on this LAN to have access through the network to shared files on this
computer. For some reason that stopped working in the not-too-distant past,
though it used to work fine.
This apparently applies to all users on one computer in this LAN. Even me!
For simplification, I'll refer to the computers involved as LAN1 and LAN2.
LAN1 is what I refer to as the Host in that the files that users are trying
to access reside on that computer. All users (User IDs) in the network are
setup on LAN1 as users for LAN1. The same holds true for LAN2. And all
users have the same User IDs on both computers. On LAN1, I opened the System
Properties dialogue and clicked on the Remote tab.I checkmarked both boxes
on that tab. I also clicked on the Select Remote Users button and entered
all User IDs appear in the list. That would seem to be all I need to do to
grant access to shared files on LAN1 to users on LAN2. However, when
anyone, myself included, tries to access shared files on LAN1 from LAN2 they
get an error message telling them that they don't have access to LAN1.
What am I overlooking? How can I resolve this problem?
per se. We have several computers in our network. I intend for all users
on this LAN to have access through the network to shared files on this
computer. For some reason that stopped working in the not-too-distant past,
though it used to work fine.
This apparently applies to all users on one computer in this LAN. Even me!
For simplification, I'll refer to the computers involved as LAN1 and LAN2.
LAN1 is what I refer to as the Host in that the files that users are trying
to access reside on that computer. All users (User IDs) in the network are
setup on LAN1 as users for LAN1. The same holds true for LAN2. And all
users have the same User IDs on both computers. On LAN1, I opened the System
Properties dialogue and clicked on the Remote tab.I checkmarked both boxes
on that tab. I also clicked on the Select Remote Users button and entered
all User IDs appear in the list. That would seem to be all I need to do to
grant access to shared files on LAN1 to users on LAN2. However, when
anyone, myself included, tries to access shared files on LAN1 from LAN2 they
get an error message telling them that they don't have access to LAN1.
What am I overlooking? How can I resolve this problem?