Summary: Hi, How do I implement user leverl security for files as well as programs under Windows XP Pro ? I have tried a few things but those seem to be only s...
Summary: Under network properties there is an option called user-level access rights in which you tell the system where to find a list of user names that are a...
Summary: I have an NT4 (sp6a) domain server. I have a number of clients, w95 and w98, that can connect using the usernames (and scripts) on the server without ...
Summary: I have 4 client machines (win95/98) on an NT domain (NT4.0 sp3). whenever I try to give user-level share access then share the drive I get the error m...
Summary: Actually, you don’t even need to install that TSClient software if you are using XP on the client. Check this out: Note: The Remote Desktop Connection...
Summary: Hi, With either Win 95 or Win 98 in a small workgroup, can an administrator account be created? Also, can local and/or global groups be created w/o h...
Summary: Go to Control Panel and open the Passwords App. Select the Remote Admin tab and add either a password (in Share level) or the users you wish to have r...
Summary: Does this have hacker overtones ot what!! As an Admin I am well aware of what damage INF files can do to the registry if allowed to operate at a user ...
Summary: To begin with, you have to understand that Win95/98 was developed by Microsoft to be nothing more than a stepping stone to NT. My top ten reasons for ...
Summary: I have a new Win98 laptop that I'm trying to use to connect to my NT Server (I'm a relative novice BTW). The laptop has the following configurations: ...
Summary: A simple question 1st, why? Unless you enable nic-routing, no data is passed from nic1 to nic2. Trust are based on user-level authentication and have ...
Summary: Logging On to Windows NT Server Automatically If there is a power failure, no one may be available to log on to Windows NT Server when the power is re...
Summary: Goto network control panel. Click on Client for MSN and click properties. Make sure that the "Logo on to NT Domain" is enabled and that the computer d...
Summary: XP user: your pagefile.sys will probably be on your C: root directory but you wont see it in Explorer. Download Diskpie2 and get the list of largest f...
Summary: Fred, I have worked as a network administrator for many years and have worked with computers on at least a user level for close to fifteen. I had ...
Summary: Hi, I've got some W95 machines that log on to my local NT domain. When connecting to shares on some of the other W95 machines (using User Level Securi...
Summary: Because Office will setup profile specific parameters, this is normal for it to run a small setup for each user. You will need to have each user set a...
Summary: have recently been elevated from being a general field support staff member with some server, network and extensive PC support skillsets, to a full-t...
Summary: I upgraded one of our user's Office suite from 2000 to XP. Ever since then, whenever the user opens up Outlook she gets a dialog box asking her for he...
Summary: I made the mistake of running XP Pro clients in an NT domain. Now, I am migrating to W2K and trying to clean up a few things. There are a few things ...
Summary: I just recently set up a domain controller at home. It is a Proliant Compaq server wunning NT4 with SP6. When I set the XP PC to use domain instead o...
Summary: do you have a valid user account [same name as your workstation account and password] on the xp box? If you can't authenicate you can't access the pr...
Summary: I have a mixed environment with an NT4 Server and XP clients. As the users start printing to the different network printers the spooler service sticks...
Summary: The last guy was thinking Proxy server. FTP you can't set permissions under Internet Service Manager. You set FILE LEVEL Permissions and that will fi...
Summary: the NT login is not optional, and XP is based on the same multi-user philosophy, except you can pick a name off a list, but it's still there, along wi...
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