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How to assign access right to a user for folder/file in active directory.

I have 3 pcs. First 2003 DC GC everything, 2 clients 2000 and xp. I have created 2 users in active directory user200 and userxp. user2000 logs in to Win 2000 and userxp logs in to Win Xp. how to give access right of folder in xp to user2000. from active directory.
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No i want to do this by Server  2003 if i need to physically login in xp and then create share and add user/group then what is logic of centralized administration ? Is this only way to do required job.
OK, follow kmalte suggestion in his post.
Don't understand me idiot but i knew going to different pc create shares adding users and groups  all i wanted to know whether it is possible only from logging into 2003 please provide  solution if you know even now it is usefull
nope. to be able sharing folder from pc, you need to lggging there and share resources. then you are able managing permissions over network (even from your 2003 server).

Of course, you can also use Computer Management console to join any other pc in your network (if yo have local administrative rights on it) and go to share node. You can set up new share from this place.

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