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So you are not wanting to use the Windows Authentication, correct? &nbsp;Does this mean that mutltiple users will be accessing these folders from only two computers?<br />
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So you are not wanting to use the Windows Authentication, correct?  Does this mean that mutltiple users will be accessing these folders from only two computers?



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If I was assuming correctly, I agree with ormerodrutter. &nbsp;Would using the built-in security feature of Windows not accomplish what you are wanting to do, by another route?
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If I was assuming correctly, I agree with ormerodrutter.  Would using the built-in security feature of Windows not accomplish what you are wanting to do, by another route?

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This might be a silly question but i have 2 different folders setup for sharing that are accessed only by 2 different users. Now the question is when a person from one desktop logs in to one of these folders under user 1 it works fine. When they then try to access folder 2 they never get a prompt for the username/pass. I set the sessions for these users to disconnect after 1 min of idle but still the same thing happens. What i need is the username/pass login to pop up each time every folder is accessed. How do i do this?
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This might be a silly question but i have 2 different folders setup for sharing that are accessed only by 2 different users. Now the question is when a person from one desktop logs in to one of these folders under user 1 it works fine. When they then try to access folder 2 they never get a prompt for the username/pass. I set the sessions for these users to disconnect after 1 min of idle but still the same thing happens. What i need is the username/pass login to pop up each time every folder is accessed. How do i do this?

Windows Server 2003 File Sharing

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).