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Re: Need help I have 2 winme and win2k
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| >Pearl Jam 2002-11-22, 5:24 pm |
| On Thu, 21 Nov 2002 12:08:29 GMT, kid souza <ahole@aol.com> wrote:
>the win2k machine can see the two windows machine and access the files
>I have tried everything but cant get the win2k machine to share its
>files with 98 machines also when i click on computers near me the only
>machine i see is the 2k machine
Kid,
With W2K, you need create a share for your C: drive or folder(s) that
u wanna share and then give Everyone or whom ever u want... access to
the newly created share you created.
Good luck!
>PJ<
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| Thierry Philippet 2002-11-24, 5:24 am |
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">Pearl Jam<" <PearlJamming@home.com> wrote in message
news:hnmttusuuu4elpls78a7r6noa
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> On Thu, 21 Nov 2002 12:08:29 GMT, kid souza <ahole@aol.com> wrote:
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> >the win2k machine can see the two windows machine and access the files
> >I have tried everything but cant get the win2k machine to share its
> >files with 98 machines also when i click on computers near me the only
> >machine i see is the 2k machine
>
> Kid,
>
> With W2K, you need create a share for your C: drive or folder(s) that
> u wanna share and then give Everyone or whom ever u want... access to
> the newly created share you created.
>
> Good luck!
>
>
> >PJ<
>
Hello,
When you say that he must create a share on the "C:" drive; on which
computer you wanna to make that. Effectivelly WinNT, 2K already have a share
called <driveletter>$ on each drive that you have on the computer. On this
default share, you must make security and policies.
But on the Win98, ME, you don't have any default share, and you must create
one for having possibility to access the drive from another computer.
Try to give access to everyone only the "Change" access permitions, because
if you give the "Full Access", all users can make anything on your drive...
The "Change access provide the : Creation, deletion, modification and
listing on the share. The "Full access" allow equally to change permissions,
taking ownership and all administrative rigths on files and sub-folders on
the share.
A+
Thierry Philippet
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| >Pearl Jam 2002-11-24, 8:24 am |
| On Sun, 24 Nov 2002 11:22:36 +0100, "Thierry Philippet"
<thierry_philippet@freesurf.ch> wrote:
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>">Pearl Jam<" <PearlJamming@home.com> wrote in message
> news:hnmttusuuu4elpls78a7r6noa
mkk8afldm@4ax.com...
>> On Thu, 21 Nov 2002 12:08:29 GMT, kid souza <ahole@aol.com> wrote:
>>
>> >the win2k machine can see the two windows machine and access the files
>> >I have tried everything but cant get the win2k machine to share its
>> >files with 98 machines also when i click on computers near me the only
>> >machine i see is the 2k machine
>>
>> Kid,
>>
>> With W2K, you need create a share for your C: drive or folder(s) that
>> u wanna share and then give Everyone or whom ever u want... access to
>> the newly created share you created.
>>
>> Good luck!
>>
>>
>> >PJ<
>>
>
>Hello,
>
>When you say that he must create a share on the "C:" drive; on which
>computer you wanna to make that. Effectivelly WinNT, 2K already have a share
>called <driveletter>$ on each drive that you have on the computer. On this
>default share, you must make security and policies.
ok... again... for the W2K machine, u'll need to create "ANOTHER"
share for your C: drive and/or whatever folders you wanna share and
then u give it the right access to the Everyone group or whatever
group your heart desires. DO NOT let the first share make u think
that's all u need as that one is for INTERNAL use only, or rather,
local... i.e. administrators and such.
>But on the Win98, ME, you don't have any default share, and you must create
>one for having possibility to access the drive from another computer.
Yes, on those u need create shares as well.
>Try to give access to everyone only the "Change" access permitions, because
>if you give the "Full Access", all users can make anything on your drive...
>The "Change access provide the : Creation, deletion, modification and
>listing on the share. The "Full access" allow equally to change permissions,
>taking ownership and all administrative rigths on files and sub-folders on
>the share.
Good point there but not like if u use your PC in a LAN environment
the it shouldnt really be of major concern if is just a home PC in a
LAN.
>A+
>
>Thierry Philippet
->PJ<
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