Summary: This happens to my windows 2003 file server. For the past few days, the first thing I got to office is to reboot the server. For some unknown reason, ...
Summary: Hi, This machine has two NICs, one has a non routable IP for example 192.168.1.1 and all the shares on this machines are accessible through the UNC \\...
Summary: I'm having my file server with shared folders for my users.frequently the users complain that they are not able to view the shared folder even though ...
Summary: I am trying to set up a shared folder on windows server 2003 that only 2 computers can access. Both of the computers login to the domain remotely. I...
Summary: Just put in a small network of 5 PCs running XP Pro and a server running 2003. Set up a shared folder on server with permissions for three people to a...
Summary: Hi, This is my first post, I have spent a while searching this great site and cannot find the answer. I am missing something simple!!! I have set-up a...
Summary: We have shared folders on one W2k3 server that two XP Pro users cannot access. They get a message: '\\server is not accessible. You might not have per...
Summary: Roaming profiles not working Imagine the scene, I have just set up an NT4 server PDC, as far as the server software is concerned inc service pack 6. I...
Summary: Hi: I want to know how do I make a public shared folder in win 2003 without password? I change the folder permission and security to everyone read, bu...
Summary: In a bad way, and probably made it worse. No one could remember password to a server we delivered and ERD Commander 2003 could not reset the password ...
Summary: I work for a small office and we've got people spread out all over the country who need various info off the server, so I have the FTP working fine wi...
Summary: Hello everybody. We have a Windows 2000 server based domain. Recently we installed Windows Server 2003 x64 R2 edition to a new server and added this s...
Summary: Not sure what happened, but one day noone on the network could access the share folders from the Win2003 server. Folders appear to be shared with pri...
Summary: I would like to audit a shared folder on a 2K3 Standard SP1 file server. I want to audit file and folder moves and deletions. This file server uses a ...
Summary: After configuraing shared folders, workgroup, and user accounts correctly, The user can not access the shared folders on the Server. The computer com...
Summary: Bit of a query really - is it posibile to give access to a shared folder (using NTFS permissions) to any user on a particular computer. In this case w...
Summary: I am setting up a shared folder on our server. I want one file in the folder to be viewable for some and writable for others. The rest of the files ...
Summary: Did you add the "authenticated users" group to the shared folder and give them full access to their shares? If not, try doing that and then log in as...
Summary: - Hope someone can help - What i'm trying to achieve is simply to access a shared folder on a Windows Server 2003 sp1. I know that Win Xp home cannot ...
Summary: Now that you have formatted the XP machine, the new user on that machine might not have the rights to the shared folder, try adding the user to the sh...
Summary: Hello, What I'm trying to do is allow the users in a particular workgroup access to the shared folders on my 2003 server without them having to typ...
Summary: Hi all!! i have a problem and i thynk you may help me. I have a win2003 SBS server with about 12 client all winXP. Server is configured as a PDC and ...
Summary: I have setup RRAS on a windows 2003 server (doamin controller) where I created shared folders for a remote user to dial into the server. Dial in works...
Summary: Hello everybody, I have a folder shared on a machine A running windows server 2003 with read access to everyone. On machine B i have a windows service...
Summary: All I need is access to some Folders from clients from both networks? They are not adjoined at the moment. If they are joined all hell breaks loose an...
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