Re: Network Connections x 2 PCs



In article <5D9800B5-80E9-4AAF-8CF5-AA673ECA3B92@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
"Poltonis" <Evenstar@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> >Hi Steve: hope you will be reading this.
>> >So far, we did manage to BOTH have the Local Network and Internet Sharing
>> >working simulteanously on the two PCs.
>> >There is no problem with Internet Connection. On the Network, we can see
>> >each other's PC, but unable to log on each other's pc. On my system the error
>> >is:
>> >"Logon failure: the user has not been granted the requested logon type at
>> >this computer." I did a Google search on this message but it's too technical
>> >for me.
>> >(Your webpage was very straighforward though). Do you have some practical
>> >explanation as to what is "keeping the door shut"?
>> >
>> >I spent a lot of time inspecting each item in the Windows Services section,
>> >but only a few are disabled.
>>
>> Hi, Poltonis. I've been waiting for your reply. Now, I can go to
>> bed. :-)
>>
>> Here's how to fix the logon problem. On each computer:
>>
>> 1. Click Start | Run, type "secpol.msc" in the box, and click OK.
>> 2. Click Local Policies.
>> 3. Click User Rights Assignment.
>> 4. Click "Access this computer from the network" and make sure that
>> the Everyone group is included.
>> 5. Click "Deny access to this computer from the network" and make sure
>> that the Everyone group is NOT included.
>>
>> Once again, be sure to run a firewall program on each computer to
>> protect it from access by hackers on the Internet.
>
>Hi Steve: update so far in our Home Network saga :-)
>
>Managed to fix the logon problem on 1 computer only.
>We followed your last instructions and PC no.2 (my son's Mark)
>is now able to connect to the Internet and also see my PC (No.1)
>- also to open the My Shared Folder, My Shared Printer, etc.
>
>On my PC (No.1), I can connect to the Internet and SEE the two
>Computer icons on the Network in our "WorkGroup". Clicking on my
>PC icon there is no restrictions, but when clicking on PC2, keep
>getting the (LOGON failure: the user has not been granted the requested
>logon type at this computer).
>
>I take it that some settings on PC2 is barring me from accessing it.
>
>(Note: on both PCs we created User Accounts with passwords. Also tried
>disconnecting the Internet Modem, disabled all our Firewalls, but still
>the above logon failure comes up. Both PC are WInXP Pro systems.)
>
>You have been very patient with assisting in this problem and if you can
>still manage a few more solutions... well, you obviously live is the US
>and I am in Malta, so buying you a beer would be difficult...but would
>be very grateful if you can solve this.
>
>Best wishes
>Poltonis

Enable the firewalls! It's dangerous to connect to the Internet, for
even a brief time, without firewalls. Firewalls have no effect on
file sharing on your network, since you're using the IPX/SPX protocol.

Please double-check the settings that I gave and make sure that
they're set up properly on PC2. Both computers need those settings,
and they worked right on PC1.

Create matching user accounts (same user name and password) on both
computers.
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