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Can you set up an administrator equivalent account in NT so that someone can connect to it without being an administrator?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Po
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Can you set up an administrator equivalent account in NT so that someone can connect to it without being an administrator?

Thanks,
Po

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Have not tried it, but I'll test this next time I'm in my lab!
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Have not tried it, but I'll test this next time I'm in my lab!

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I using RH Linux 6.1. &nbsp;Our work place has a windows NT server with some shared drives. &nbsp;Is there a way I can gain access to those shared drives on my Linux box. &nbsp;I have install Samba and being able to set it up so that the NT server can see my Linux, but I can't see the drive on the NT server using my Linux. &nbsp;Thanks!
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I using RH Linux 6.1.  Our work place has a windows NT server with some shared drives.  Is there a way I can gain access to those shared drives on my Linux box.  I have install Samba and being able to set it up so that the NT server can see my Linux, but I can't see the drive on the NT server using my Linux.  Thanks!

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