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Snetcfg.exe, where? Enable File and Printer sharing via Group Policy
I've searched the net but cannot find this file, SNETCFG.EXE.
In order to remote install software, I need to have File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks enabled for over 200 XP Clients.
I found several answers here but all worked with this snetcfg.exe, but the links to download was dead.
Most links reffered to dead ends
http://www.jsiinc.com/dl/snetcfg_wxp.zip
http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/tip/15850.html
http://windowsitpro.com/SUBJ/tip4700/rh4705.htm
Can someone tell me where to get SNETCFG.EXE or a method to mass enable file and printer sharing for XP clients?
thanks all
In order to remote install software, I need to have File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks enabled for over 200 XP Clients.
I found several answers here but all worked with this snetcfg.exe, but the links to download was dead.
Most links reffered to dead ends
http://www.jsiinc.com/dl/snetcfg_wxp.zip
http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/tip/15850.html
http://windowsitpro.com/SUBJ/tip4700/rh4705.htm
Can someone tell me where to get SNETCFG.EXE or a method to mass enable file and printer sharing for XP clients?
thanks all
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I have 2 products to install/deploy
Symantec Ghost Client and Symantec Endpoint Protection
Both can be "deployed" from the Server console. The thing is if F&P sharing is not checked in the NIC properties (not the firewall exceptions) then the Server cannot deploy to client. Simple test is to try to map \\client-IP\c$. If F&P sharing is disabled then no go.
With the snetcfg.exe and a kix script I can enable F&P on all clients in LAN. after I can deploy the Symantec products from console.
Symantec Ghost Client and Symantec Endpoint Protection
Both can be "deployed" from the Server console. The thing is if F&P sharing is not checked in the NIC properties (not the firewall exceptions) then the Server cannot deploy to client. Simple test is to try to map \\client-IP\c$. If F&P sharing is disabled then no go.
With the snetcfg.exe and a kix script I can enable F&P on all clients in LAN. after I can deploy the Symantec products from console.
Hi, i found 3 download locations:
http://ftp.saix.net/pub/adsl/MARCONI%20ADSL%20USB%20POTS/Snetcfg.exe
http://www.peabird.com/ftp%20PEABIRD/GAMME%20USB/PEAB-PCI-COMBO/ALi/M5632/Share/SNETCFG.EXE
http://www.rockhollywood.net/media/U2Link-201a/Share/snetcfg.exe
I hope at least one of these will do and have the right version for you, good luck!
http://ftp.saix.net/pub/adsl/MARCONI%20ADSL%20USB%20POTS/Snetcfg.exe
http://www.peabird.com/ftp%20PEABIRD/GAMME%20USB/PEAB-PCI-COMBO/ALi/M5632/Share/SNETCFG.EXE
http://www.rockhollywood.net/media/U2Link-201a/Share/snetcfg.exe
I hope at least one of these will do and have the right version for you, good luck!
I'll test later but thanks for links. I searched all over for this, how'd you find this?........
Thanks and back to work for me..
Thanks and back to work for me..
Haha thanks,
I searched Google for "index of / snetcfg.exe" (without the quotes).
It's an easy way to find so-called opendirs (open folders on webservers with files in them and no index document).
Good luck :)
(also: "filetype:exe snetcfg" works sometimes on Google, but not that well and not for exe's)
I searched Google for "index of / snetcfg.exe" (without the quotes).
It's an easy way to find so-called opendirs (open folders on webservers with files in them and no index document).
Good luck :)
(also: "filetype:exe snetcfg" works sometimes on Google, but not that well and not for exe's)
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You should use a deployment tool like OCS Inventory Next Generation or use the SysInternals (nowadays Microsoft's) PSTools package with the 'psexec' tool from command line.