Limiting login time for network shares?

[whrswoldo]

As the title implies, I would like a way to limit the length of time a computer can be logged into another's network share in WinXP Pro.

I have a peer to peer network setup with one computer sharing folders to others on the network using a specific login account and password. When I go to access the folders from another computer on the network, a box pops up prompting me for a user name and password. Even though I do not click "remember this password," I am able to access the share indefinitely until I restart the computer that I am using to access the share with.

I would like to have to reenter the login/password after a certain length of time, or ideally after the connection being idle for some length of time. Is there a server side setting I can use to accomplish this?

I currently have the following settings enabled in Administrative tools/Local security settings:
Microsoft network server: Amount of idle time...: 15 minutes
Microsoft network server: Disconnect clients when logon hours expire: Enabled
However I am still able to access the shares after days of idle time

 

[whrswoldo]

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[Sharaz Jek]

that setting probably has nothing to do with the computer serving the shares, and more to do with the client computer "remembering" the crednetials it sent the first time. its a convenience feature of windows.

i have no idea how you would circumvent this, other than logging off or rebooting.