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win2003 server question

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HurtMeP1nty007

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ok i have a small network of 4 computers in my house. I have a file server that runs win2003, everytime i want to get a file from the server i have to go to search-put in the name of the computer-type my user and password to login to it. I was wondering how i can set it up so that i can just go to My Network Places and see it there and so that i don't have to type in my user and pass everytime.

thanks
 
Right click the shared folder, select properties. In the sharing tab click permissions and check all the boxes for everyone. Read, Write, etc etc

Then click on the secutiry tab and click on the Full Access for everyone again.
 
hity645 said:
Right click the shared folder, select properties. In the sharing tab click permissions and check all the boxes for everyone. Read, Write, etc etc

Then click on the secutiry tab and click on the Full Access for everyone again.
Click to expand...

won't work. Everyone <> everyone. It means authiticated users.
 
First...we have to see if you actually ran DCPromo on your server and kicked off active directory. Or...did you simply run NTSetup and as soon as you got to your first desktop boot...left it at that..in which case it's really just running workstation mode, pretty much just like a Windows XP Pro machine. Big difference here. And did you add the users that your other workstations log in is, as local users (if in workstation mode) or as domain users (if you ran DCPromo and it's running as a domain controller).
 
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