Still, still can't access winxp share...

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anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com
Date: 05/21/04


Date: Fri, 21 May 2004 12:31:28 -0700

Thanks for the advice so far, but... Why is the win98 not
able to access the share after enabling the guest
account? Enabling the guest account works fine on other
P2P networks where I'm accessing a win2000 station from a
win98 station. And... if the xp ACL is already set for
Everyone to access and it still doesn't allow Everyone,
why would it allow another used if it were setup in ACL?

Also, when I did try and setup a user on the xp with the
same name/domain as the win98 user, the xp says it can't
set it up because of some "trust account" problem. I'm
setting the new user as Tom (same as the win98 system) and
entering in the domain they both are members of. Still
not working...

Any help would be appreciated, Thanks..

>-----Original Message-----
>You either need to log on to the 98 PC with a user
account that exists on
>the XP file server OR add the appropriate entries to the
DACL on the share.
>
>"Dan" <dan@beachpc.com> wrote in message
>news:101c701c43f15$65ceeee0$a001280a@phx.gbl...
>> We have 20 computers on a 2000 server logging into a
>> domain. 1 computer is win98 and all others are winxp
>> pro. I have shared the C drive on one of the xp
machines
>> (machine is named "Accounting") where our QuickBooks
data
>> resides and I want the win98 machine to be able to
access
>> that C drive share and the data file located on it. All
>> of the other xp machines are able to access the share,
but
>> the win98 machine is not.
>>
>> The win98 can access other shares on the server and xp
>> machines, and it can see the Accounting machine on the
>> network, but when you click on the accounting machine it
>> says there is no access.
>>
>> All firewalls are disabled and both the winn98 user and
>> the winxp user have full admin rights at the server. I
>> also have the guest account enabled and on the
Accounting
>> machine and permissions are set to Everyone w/full
>> read/write.
>>
>> Why can the win98 not access the share? And can anyone
>> provide me a step-by-step way to resolve this problem?
I
>> want the win98 machine to be able to do its normal login
>> and then have access to the xp share, I do not want the
>> win98 machine to have to enter a password to access the
>> share as the QuickBooks programs needs to be able to
write
>> to the data file at will.
>>
>> Also, while it would be nice to know how to set up user
>> based access to the xp machine, for these purposes I'd
be
>> happy to use simple file sharing or to leave the guest
>> account enabled, but none of that is working. Whatever
is
>> the simplest for now.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> PS: If someone can help and wants to discuss off list
I'd
>> be willing to pay for their services.
>>
>>
>>
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