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From: Peter on 31 Jul 2010 10:11 In article <i2v522$fdd$00$2(a)news.t-online.com>, vnc_service(a)t-online.de says... > Am 30.07.2010 17:05, schrieb Peter: > > In article<i2uc1f$t6b$00$1(a)news.t-online.com>, vnc_service(a)t-online.de > > says... > >> > > > Whenever I am having problems with network shares, the first check I > > make is that the Workgroup is the same for all computers. You can check > > it by right clicking on My Computer->Select Properties->Click on > > Computer Name. > > > > I forgot to mention that it is the same on both pcs > > Is it just a printer sharing issue. Are you able to share folders on all networked pcs without any problems? -- Pete Ives Remove All_stRESS before sending me an email
From: Andrew on 31 Jul 2010 17:14 Am 31.07.2010 16:11, schrieb Peter: > In article<i2v522$fdd$00$2(a)news.t-online.com>, vnc_service(a)t-online.de > says... >> Am 30.07.2010 17:05, schrieb Peter: >>> In article<i2uc1f$t6b$00$1(a)news.t-online.com>, vnc_service(a)t-online.de >>> says... >>>> >> >>> Whenever I am having problems with network shares, the first check I >>> make is that the Workgroup is the same for all computers. You can check >>> it by right clicking on My Computer->Select Properties->Click on >>> Computer Name. >>> >> >> I forgot to mention that it is the same on both pcs >> >> > > Is it just a printer sharing issue. Are you able to share folders on all > networked pcs without any problems? > On PC1 there is at least one shared folder for "everyone". But , as i wrote in my 1st msg, when user 1 on pc2 opens a cmd window and enters net view \\pc1 he already gets error5 Andrew
From: Andrew on 31 Jul 2010 17:23 Am 31.07.2010 04:51, schrieb Raoul Watson: > Whenever you share files and printers, ensure the workgroup is the same. > I would recommend that the users accounts and passwords be loaded on all > PC sharing files/printer. This way if user1 needs to get on the other > computer he will not have an authentication issue (as he would if he has > no account and guest access has been disabled). > > So I suggest using the "manage" computer, add local accounts that are > identical on both machines. I was thinking the same but how do you prevent user 1 of pc2 to access folders of user 1 on pc1 ? User 1 of pc2 is simply not granted any access on pc1 ... he is just allowed to use the printer there has to be another way ... if all fails i was thinking about enabling the guest account but even that doesn´t solve the problem In the meantime i think i recall that user 1 on pc2 had another name once. If this is somehow connected to the problem i don´t know how to fix that without making things worse Andrew
From: Raoul Watson on 1 Aug 2010 01:14 Andrew wrote: > Am 31.07.2010 04:51, schrieb Raoul Watson: > >> Whenever you share files and printers, ensure the workgroup is the same. > >> I would recommend that the users accounts and passwords be loaded on all >> PC sharing files/printer. This way if user1 needs to get on the other >> computer he will not have an authentication issue (as he would if he has >> no account and guest access has been disabled). >> >> So I suggest using the "manage" computer, add local accounts that are >> identical on both machines. > > I was thinking the same but how do you prevent user 1 of pc2 to access > folders of user 1 on pc1 ? User 1 of pc2 is simply not granted any > access on pc1 ... he is just allowed to use the printer there has to be > another way ... if all fails i was thinking about enabling the guest > account but even that doesn´t solve the problem > > In the meantime i think i recall that user 1 on pc2 had another name > once. If this is somehow connected to the problem i don´t know how to > fix that without making things worse > > Andrew Have you tried setting the Security special permission for User 1 on PC 1 (i.e. specifically denying access?) Even this can be problematic because if he prints, he will be using spool32.dll and that probably requires writing to a spool file. I am not sure in that case if the user will be "System" or if it would be *that* user. I say give special permission a shot. Basically you would right-mouse click on the folder(s) and using the Security tab, set a "deny" special permission. I would assume deny "List Folders" and "Read" would be sufficient.
From: Peter on 1 Aug 2010 06:18
In article <i323nn$4re$03$1(a)news.t-online.com>, vnc_service(a)t-online.de says... > Am 31.07.2010 16:11, schrieb Peter: > > > In article<i2v522$fdd$00$2(a)news.t-online.com>, vnc_service(a)t-online.de > > says... > > >> Am 30.07.2010 17:05, schrieb Peter: > >>> In article<i2uc1f$t6b$00$1(a)news.t-online.com>, vnc_service(a)t-online.de > >>> says... > >>>> > >> > >>> Whenever I am having problems with network shares, the first check I > >>> make is that the Workgroup is the same for all computers. You can check > >>> it by right clicking on My Computer->Select Properties->Click on > >>> Computer Name. > >>> > >> > >> I forgot to mention that it is the same on both pcs > >> > >> > > > > Is it just a printer sharing issue. Are you able to share folders on all > > networked pcs without any problems? > > > > On PC1 there is at least one shared folder for "everyone". But , as i > wrote in my 1st msg, when user 1 on pc2 opens a cmd window and enters > net view \\pc1 he already gets error5 > > Andrew > And can all networked pcs ping each other pc's ip? -- Pete Ives Remove All_stRESS before sending me an email |