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i think the best bet is to create a group on the XP box and add the users of the domain to this group and assign relevant permissions for the shares based on the group.<br />
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i think the best bet is to create a group on the XP box and add the users of the domain to this group and assign relevant permissions for the shares based on the group.



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Sorry to be an idiot, I have gone into computer management. Is it just a matter of creating a new group? What do I do?
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Sorry to be an idiot, I have gone into computer management. Is it just a matter of creating a new group? What do I do?

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I Have two PCs on a domain and am trying to connect to a third PC which is an XP box and on a workgroup called Offfice. I can see the workgroup and the PC but can't seem to access the shares on that PC the error reads<br />
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Logon Failure: user account restriction<br />
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I have setup a user account on the workgroup PC as an administrator that matches the domain logon account.<br />
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What am I missing???<br />
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many thanks in advance
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I Have two PCs on a domain and am trying to connect to a third PC which is an XP box and on a workgroup called Offfice. I can see the workgroup and the PC but can't seem to access the shares on that PC the error reads

Logon Failure: user account restriction

I have setup a user account on the workgroup PC as an administrator that matches the domain logon account.

What am I missing???

many thanks in advance

Logon Failure: user account restriction!!!!

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