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networking problem
recently just networked our 2 laptops together cuz i was sick of transferrin via a jump drive, and we finally got into out own apartment w/ our own internet connection w/ our own router, so i was kinda happy... and i wanted to do it anyway. at first, it only showed the shared documents on each computer (i wanted the whole hard drive to be accessible). so i went to my computer, right clicked on the hard drive, and went into properties and the sharing tab. i checked the box to say allow this on the network, and it seemed like problem solved, went to the other comp and could see the hard drive. i pop into the documents and settings (which was what i wanted the most), and clicked on my name, and it didnt work. sure enough, all 5 users i get an access denied error message... i thought the whole hard drive would be accessible. i guess (havent tried it yet) i could manually allow each folder, but the problem is when i go to the workgroup-computers-"w/e computer- i get a ton of folders that are specifically for each users documents and settings folder, and i was wondering if you knew of a way so that i could just browse every folder of the hard drive, i know it can be done, but just dont know how. i do have a trial of norton internet security (been to lazy to uninstall that piece of garbage yet), but i configured the firewall to accept an ip range, and it seems to work fine given that i can access shared documents and very limited sections of my C drive.
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cds0528 9/19/2006 03:18
I will look into this some later today. I just tried it with...
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byerspc 9/19/2006 06:32
ya i marked them both Edit: just found something else inter...
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cds0528 9/19/2006 22:37
That folder size is a permissions issue. The machine that i...
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byerspc 9/20/2006 06:50
all five users on both comps are admins, i tried accessing m...
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cds0528 9/20/2006 10:18
are either of these computers running windows xp home editio...
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tr 9/20/2006 22:22
both are...
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cds0528 9/21/2006 03:13
A couple more ideas You have file and print sharing allowed ...
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byerspc 9/21/2006 22:01
How do you protect your wireless router from people accessin...
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Sniper Mike 11/10/2006 00:39
there are a number of ways you could do it. . .and you may w...
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tr 11/10/2006 08:59
incript????never heard of that one I agree with TR wpa is t...
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byerspc 11/10/2006 18:20
one note- some computers aren't compatible with wpa, try it ...
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cds0528 11/10/2006 20:04
thank you for your help because we are working on this right...
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Sniper Mike 11/10/2006 22:32
I just MAC filter my network, and it works well, but we live...
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WILDCARD 11/11/2006 19:54
yeah the problem with MAC is it isn't too hard to sniff...al...
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byerspc 11/11/2006 20:41
wait which episode? episode 2 says: "In this episode Da...
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cds0528 11/12/2006 20:18
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