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by marty2001
For a peer to peer network, the Win2k PC does not have a domain controller to authenticate users logins, so they by default do not have permissions when they access the PC.
You do need to add the usernames and passwords to the W2kPro PC and if their password changes, you need to change it on the W2kPro PC as well.
When a user accesses a W2k PC, it first sees if they have an authentication key on the local PC and then it checks for one from a domain controller. This is different from a W95/98 peer to peer network.
regards
Marty
by wagman
by marty2001
For a peer to peer network, the Win2k PC does not have a domain controller to authenticate users logins, so they by default do not have permissions when they access the PC.
You do need to add the usernames and passwords to the W2kPro PC and if their password changes, you need to change it on the W2kPro PC as well.
When a user accesses a W2k PC, it first sees if they have an authentication key on the local PC and then it checks for one from a domain controller. This is different from a W95/98 peer to peer network.
regards
Marty
by wagman
by cportman
In Win2K the guest account is disabled by default. Enable it and see if you get better results.
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by wagman
by wagman
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