Re: File Sharing doesnt work!

Hi,

Usually the default settings allow domain users to access and share folders.
First you have to check the firewall settings or antivirus programs, they
have to allow File and Printer Sharing ports. Check the permissions on the
shared folders. Which machine has the shared folders; XP or 2003? Does this
happen on all machines that share the folders? What happens if you try to
ping the machine that has the shared folders?

Regards,

Anton Pegan

"fadilangga" <fadilangga@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:75A011AE-9971-47BF-AFD5-B85FA2C91CBD@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi, Im new to Windows Server 2003, and has posted some questions before.
Dont
get me wrong, I read all information before I ask. =)
This time, heres the problem :
My networks works fine, Workstation connect through 1 Windows Server 2003.
Each of them can connect through internet with the server as gateway. The
problem now is file sharing. Workstation able to see all the network
computer
from 'My Network Place->Entire Network->Microsoft Network->(domain)'. But
when workstation want to access computer with shared folder, the msg it
gets
"\\(host) is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this
network resource..... Network path not found". Any solution to resolved
this?
Group policy?
Setting :
1 Windows Server 2003
20 Windows XP Pro
User log on using domain account.


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