No access to hidden share on xp-client within domain
- From: "Bernd Leutenecker" <bernd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 17 Dec 2007 15:29:40 +0100
Hello!
I wanted to change an existing share on a Windows XP pro-PC (german, with all patches) within a Windows 2003-domain to a hidden share
(creating a new hidden share and deleting the old regular share).
Two XP-PCs need to exchange some data using a share. A network share is not an option in this particular case. Both PCs in question are domain-
members and have all patches etc. installed.
As long as they use the regular share (example:
D:\share instead of D:\share$) there is no problem. But as soon I (domain and local admin) try to e. g. map the hidden share I am told that this path does not exixt - even if 'everyone' is allowed to use the share. This error does not occur when I map the same path using a regular share even with rather restricted access-rights (both to the share and the filesystem).
Mapped drives to hidden shares on our network which are connected upon logon do work fine.
Completely shutting down the XP-firewalls on both computers did not lead to any improvment.
Any hints?
Thank you!
Bernd Leutenecker
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