Summary: After installing Nt Server 4.0 and The Option Pack, I seem to have lost the security tab in the properties of a file or folder. How can I restore this...
Summary: New installation of NT Server 4.0, in explorer when you go to properties of a file or directory there is no Security Tab so you can't set permissions....
Summary: We have six server here where I work, 4 local and two remote. On one of the remote servers when I go into Network Neighborhood and click on that on t...
Summary: I screwed up. As I was looking through my properties of my E drive I changed inadvertently the "permissions" from the security tab. I changed it to "...
Summary: The software is already part of NT. Right-click the filename in Explorer...choose Properties...select the Security tab...and click the Ownership butto...
Summary: I've try that like you say to me, but when I go to security tab. a message pop up's and says "you don't have external device configured" or something ...
Summary: your syntax works for me! assuming user, server & share names correct - what about permissions (has markussio got permissions to both the share and t...
Summary: These are the steps that I performed to correct this problem on one of my machines. 1. Right-click the problem file or folder and press Properties. 2....
Summary: Are these sites that you trust? Be careful, you may allow something that you really don't want. These directions will vary slightly based on your bro...
Summary: Using the SMTP Service with IIS 4.0 Monitoring and Tuning the SMTP Service The SMTP Service provides several logging features you can use to tra...
Summary: Nope. Sorry dan, unseated the ram and put them back in, no luck. And Neds suggestion above was slightly cryptic. *Ned* do you mean, check permissions ...
Summary: Can anyone tell me how I can create user logons for the FTP service on an NT4 workstation. I have installed the service from Option pack 4 and can con...
Summary: Japsunk, In order to disable password protection in IIS, you have to open up IIS Internet Service Manager (found under Windows NT 4 Option Pack). Expa...
Summary: The correct way to do this is by using NT's 'sharing' configuration. Go to Windows Explorer, right click on the directory in question and choose 'not ...
Summary: What u should do is, go onto the NT server and create a folder, call it whatever you wish the folder to be called. Right click on it, and go to sharin...
Summary: I was trying to set up a feature of Access permissions (for several accounts) on a standalone Windows NT computer. When I go to File > Property there ...
Summary: You don't password protect directories in NT. You use permissions, or you can password protect certain documents in a directory. To assign permissio...
Summary: your system has been setup to create a home directory for each user acct. You can log on as an admin and go to user man for domains and double click ...
Summary: Yes I have same problem on NTWS I have tried re-installs of IE5 and IE5.5 but did not help you can get activex working by going into tool|Internet opt...
Summary: You can either restrice a user's access to the printer all together, or you can restrict the user from reading the file. If you want to do this, just...
Summary: Each machine is separate even if they are in a workgroup. Each username and their respective password would have to be added to each machine giving th...
Summary: you may want to run an file audit on this particular file. go to the machine where the file resides, right-click go to properties .. on the security t...
Summary: hello keith. it might be possible that your print batches are simply too big. try breaking them up into smaller batches and see what happens. also, yo...
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