System auto sharing my harddisk

[shan]

I have cancelled sharing my disk C$,D$.But when I restart system auto
reset sharing my disk again, sharing name like c$,and d$.

I'm use Novell to logon our Local Lan netwoek.

thanks/shan
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[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

I have cancelled sharing my disk C$,D$.But when I restart system auto
reset sharing my disk again, sharing name like c$,and d$.

I'm use Novell to logon our Local Lan netwoek.

thanks/shan

How did you cancel these default shares?

 

[shan]

Open my computer -> Right click 'C' disk and select 'Do not share this
folder'.
Seems it's not the correct way.

Thanks./shan

 

[Ray at]

By design, the share will be recreated the next time the server service is
started, such as on a reboot. Why do you want to disable these shares?
They're good to have, and as long as you aren't making everyone on your
network an administrator, there isn't much issue having them shared. If
you're on a stand alone computer not on a network, you could just disable
the server service.

But, if you want to disable these shares, C$, D$, etc., which will also
include the admin$ share, add/edit this registry value:

HKLM\System\CurrentControlset\Services\LanmanServer\Parameters
AutoShareWks = 0 (DWORD)

That'll prevent the shares from being recreated after you do the same thing
you did before with the "stop sharing."

But, unless you have a really good reason for disabling these shares, I
wouldn't do it. Taking away access to data isn't the best way to protect
it. Instead, you should control the permissions to the data itself. There
are always other ways to find access to things, and if there's nothing there
to deny you once you do, there wasn't any point in attempting to secure the
data.

Ray at home

 

[shan]

Thanks.

I have changed Registry value and disable c$ d$ admin$ shares now.Seems it
works no proplem.

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"Ray at <%=sLocation%> [MVP]" <myfirstname at lane34 dot com> wrote in
message | By design, the share will be recreated the next time the server service is
| started, such as on a reboot. Why do you want to disable these shares?
| They're good to have, and as long as you aren't making everyone on your
| network an administrator, there isn't much issue having them shared. If
| you're on a stand alone computer not on a network, you could just disable
| the server service.
|
| But, if you want to disable these shares, C$, D$, etc., which will also
| include the admin$ share, add/edit this registry value:
|
| HKLM\System\CurrentControlset\Services\LanmanServer\Parameters
| AutoShareWks = 0 (DWORD)
|
| That'll prevent the shares from being recreated after you do the same
thing
| you did before with the "stop sharing."
|
| But, unless you have a really good reason for disabling these shares, I
| wouldn't do it. Taking away access to data isn't the best way to protect
| it. Instead, you should control the permissions to the data itself. There
| are always other ways to find access to things, and if there's nothing
there
| to deny you once you do, there wasn't any point in attempting to secure
the
| data.
|
| Ray at home
|
| | > Open my computer -> Right click 'C' disk and select 'Do not share this
| > folder'.
| > Seems it's not the correct way.
| >
| > Thanks./shan
| >
| > ---
| > Thanks and Regards
| > zhangming
| > | > >
| > > | > > > I have cancelled sharing my disk C$,D$.But when I restart system
auto
| > > > reset sharing my disk again, sharing name like c$,and d$.
| > > >
| > > > I'm use Novell to logon our Local Lan netwoek.
| > > >
| > > > thanks/shan
| > > > --
| > > >
| > > >
| > >
| > > How did you cancel these default shares?
| > >
| > >
| >
| >
|
|