Workgroup security. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin () Hi. we have a netwrok server with many folders and sub directories. I urgently need to restrict access to some folders and driectories, but can't figure out how to...

workgroup security. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin () Hello all, Well, i've got a few xp pro machines and now i'm workgrouping them up. So i've got a couple users on each of them, and they each have they're own my documents...

workgroup security. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin () Frustrated! Problem: Security between workgroups I am running 6 computers on 2 workgroups (4 + 2)on a star network. Each workgroup are linked to their own swith,...

and I want the W2k computer to browse this folder when user U2 is logged on the W2k computer. The problem is, I don't want user U2 to be able to log onto the XP computer. It seems like when using workgroup security, I have to create user U2 on the XP...

and they are talking to each other with good signal strength. They have different computer names but the same SSID and workgroup, and security is switched off for now. My son's computer can connect to the Internet through my PC but I cannot get them...

XP Pro, I cannot Share nothing, I have selected the drives to share, the folders to share and all that I need to make it possible, but nothing. Same Workgroup, Security Key, On the Base Station Management Tool, both PC appear, but no in my "Neighborhood"...

thanks! :) Are the computers all part of the same workgroup or domain? This is a probably security - user permissions issue. yes they are all the same workgroup Security? if that's the case, please advise on how i may be able to fix this. Thanks :) ...

I have a similar problem. I have just been tasked with setting up a small workgroup for 5 users each with their own workstation. I am used to working with a domain and have found myself confused as to sharing and security on a workgroup. I have a...

from workgroups after 10-15 computers. Its just easier to have a centralized user location... Security wise, domains are just as secure if not more secure then simple workgroups. With domains you have the ability to use group policies (now or in the...