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Hi,
Strange situation. My C:\ drive is shared out under admin share C$ with
permissions to access given to local admins group, and to my login acct on
the domain.
When any user from any client on the domain does run, \\mylaptop\c$, then
they get a login prompt before being able to access my C:\ drive. But I have
an XP system that has network access, but is not joined to the domain, and
when that station does run, \\mylaptop\c$ it pops them right in to my C:\
drive. No questions asked. The Windows Firewall is enabled on my laptop as
well.
So, if you are logged into the domain, then no access without log in box. If
you are not logged in, but are on the same subnet, you can access any C:
drive on the network.
Does anyone have any idea how to restrict anonymous, non-domain users from
accessing everything?
Thanks in advance
Hi,
Strange situation. My C:\ drive is shared out under admin share C$ with
permissions to access given to local admins group, and to my login acct on
the domain.
When any user from any client on the domain does run, \\mylaptop\c$, then
they get a login prompt before being able to access my C:\ drive. But I have
an XP system that has network access, but is not joined to the domain, and
when that station does run, \\mylaptop\c$ it pops them right in to my C:\
drive. No questions asked. The Windows Firewall is enabled on my laptop as
well.
So, if you are logged into the domain, then no access without log in box. If
you are not logged in, but are on the same subnet, you can access any C:
drive on the network.
Does anyone have any idea how to restrict anonymous, non-domain users from
accessing everything?
Thanks in advance