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Stefan
Is there any way of setting this on an XP Pro system?
Many thanks, Stefan Gmaj
Copy post to this group from yesterday as follows:-
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Subject: EFS / Standard File Sharing
From: "Stefan" <[email protected]>
Sent: 3/20/2004 6:30:23 AM
Hi,
I have a small workgroup consisting of XP Pro desktops.
I have set up one machine as a simple
file/printer 'server' with STANDARD file sharing options
enabled.
This enables me to use SHARE and NTFS permissions (on
the 'server') to allow logged on users on the 'clients'
to access data shares on the server. i.e. User
FRED/Password:zub on a 'client' can access User
FRED/Password:zub shares on the 'server'. This all works
fine except when I switch on EFS on the server share.
Is there any way I can use EFS from the 'client' without
having to get into domains and ActiveDirectory?
(I don't care about unencrypted transfer over the LAN. I
just want to keep the shares encrypted on the 'server'
but accesable from the 'clients')
Many thanks, Stefan
Many thanks, Stefan Gmaj
Copy post to this group from yesterday as follows:-
======================================
Subject: EFS / Standard File Sharing
From: "Stefan" <[email protected]>
Sent: 3/20/2004 6:30:23 AM
Hi,
I have a small workgroup consisting of XP Pro desktops.
I have set up one machine as a simple
file/printer 'server' with STANDARD file sharing options
enabled.
This enables me to use SHARE and NTFS permissions (on
the 'server') to allow logged on users on the 'clients'
to access data shares on the server. i.e. User
FRED/Password:zub on a 'client' can access User
FRED/Password:zub shares on the 'server'. This all works
fine except when I switch on EFS on the server share.
Is there any way I can use EFS from the 'client' without
having to get into domains and ActiveDirectory?
(I don't care about unencrypted transfer over the LAN. I
just want to keep the shares encrypted on the 'server'
but accesable from the 'clients')
Many thanks, Stefan