limit user to just 1 network folder

Hello,

Is there a way to use groups to limit a user to just one network directory.
I have W2K AD with two domains, one forrest: one domain is sub to the 'root'
domain.

The goal is to have this one account, which by default, is a member of the
domain users group, logon to just one PC and be able to see just one shared
folder in the network.

This PC will be in a semi-public space, so I do not want the user to see any
of the network resources. There is an ACCESS database that must reside on
the DC to connect to a SQL database.

I can easily restrict access to the one folder, it is preventing the user
from seeing the rest of the network that has me stumped.

Regards,
Zuke

I'm a bit of a newbie. The


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