Re: how to push files
- From: "Richard G. Harper" <rgharper@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 13 Feb 2006 19:35:54 -0500
Without a domain this is a difficult task at best. You might consider
"pulling" the files with a batch/CMD file in \All Users\Startup rather than
trying to "push" the files.
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"Wiley C" <WileyC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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10 PC lab, all PCs run Windows XP Pro SP2
NO Domain; WorkGroup only. I am able to create & share a folder on 1 PC,
which can be viewed / accessed by the other 9 PCs.
Each PC has an "Administrator" account that is a member of the
Administrators group.
I would like to be able to sit at the primay PC and send / direct files to
the 9 other PCs.
I copied files from the primary PC, then using remote desktop, paste to a
folder on a remote PC, but I am not given the opportunity to paste them to
a
folder on the remote PC.
I was logged in as "Administrator" on each PC.
I am unable to connect using telnet. I disable the Windows Firewall &
turned on telnet. When I try to access the remote PC via telenet, I am
informed "Access Denied: Specified user is not a member of TelnetClients
Group. Server Administrator must add this user to the above group."
Telnet
server has closed the connection.
On the remote PC, I created a group called TelnetClients and added
Administrator. I am able to add only local users.
Your advice is awaited.
WC
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