Windows XP Home Accessing Shared Folders on SBS

I am having problems accessing shared folders on a Windows SBS 2003 from a
Windows XP Home box. A particular folder when shared with "Everyone"
permission is accessibe without authentication from a Windows XP Home
machine--even with the GUest account disabled on the server. But when that
folder is later shared with "Domain User" permission it becomes
inaccessible--without an authentication prompt. Why is not the
authentication prompt appearing to access this particular shared folder? All
I get is: Access denied, with a bang. But the prompt appears when accessing
c$ on the server from the Windows XP Home Machine.

I want to ensure that only users that have domain user accounts on the
domain can access folders on the server. But not everyone in the company
uses Windows XP Pro workstation. Some, who also have domain user accounts,
use XP Home, which is unable to log on to a domain.

Thanks


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