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I have a server running windows server 2000, i have two dynamic disk on it. Can other computers running XP and 2000 access and modify data on those disks? It would be across the network, not local disk... And will that mess with permissions given to users to access those disks?
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I have a server running windows server 2000, i have two dynamic disk on it. Can other computers running XP and 2000 access and modify data on those disks? It would be across the network, not local disk... And will that mess with permissions given to users to access those disks?

Can XP recognize and access data that is on a dynamic disk on a windows 2000 server?

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