Re: No explorer access on network but can ping
From: Bob B. (BobB_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 12/16/04
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Date: Thu, 16 Dec 2004 05:59:09 -0800
Thanks for the reply Jason.
Neither computer has passwords set up. I have a similar setup in my home
that works this way. Both machines are logged in with Administrator
priveleges. User names are different in my home and that also works. Keep in
mind this is XP Home edition.
Thanks for the caution on sharing the C drive.
The only difference in setup between my home's system and that of the new
system that I am trying to configure is that I didn't use the Netowrk Setup
Floppy in the new one. I'm thinking that there is a place to set permissions
that I am missing...?
"JasonA" wrote:
> You have already done the most insecure thing - creating a share of the root
> drive is sharing the C drive (unless of course you don't boot off your 1st
> partition on your primary drive). The usernames (and preferably the
> passwords) must be the same on both PC's) - no password - no connection
> unless you change an advanced setting that allows a connection over the
> network without a password. Can't remember where that is because I have
> better security than that.
> "Bob B." <Bob B.@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:0A6FF616-589C-4FD4-A0A0-95FAEA0245BD@microsoft.com...
> > In networking a new Sony laptop with no floppy drive to a desktop, I
> didn't
> > create a Network setup disk but have attempted to configure manually.
> After
> > setting up hardware each machine can ping the other, but cannot see each
> > other in Windows Explorer Network Neighborhood. File & Printer share is
> > enabled, tried with firewall off, and don't see any way to set
> permissions
> > manually as both are using XP Home SP2.
> > Internet connections is shared and working so the laptop can use the
> desktop
> > for internet access ok, just can't see any local drive. I shared both C
> > drives with write permissions but not any individual folders.
> > Any thoughts on how to enable the share on the root drives?
>
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