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I have a small home network. 2 desktops and a laptop. The desktops run Win Xp, the laptop Win 98.

I have used the wizard to setup the desktops, all is fine there, and have also ran the wizard on the laptop.

All machines use norton personnal firewall 2002 as they can coonect to the web through a modem. One desktop has ADSL and this is shared.

The network is running fine apart from one problem. The laptop cannot access the web over the ADSL connection, IE loads up and displays the following error:

Forbidden
Access denied by access control list.

How can i changed the ACL settings.

I have ensure that all machines are allowed access by norton personnal firewall by entering their ip addresses - file sharing is working fineso i know i have got that right

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by hrhold1

access control list, hmmmmmmmm .. The access control list for an object is generally found on the Security tab of the object's property sheet. Users on computers running Windows XP Professional in stand-alone or workgroup environments will not be able to view the security tab if simple sharing has been enabled. You should check this article from Microsoft...
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/prodtechnol/winxppro/reskit/prdd_sec_tzxs.asp

Hope this helps ...H

by luminous

Thanks for the help - taken a while for me to get back to you. In the end the problem was simple - there were still some settings from an old Freeserve connection using a modem. Once these were removed all was fine

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