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How to configure the non-domain computer to access a shared folder on a domain computer.
I have a small network. All my computer except one laptop are in a domain. I would like the laptop (non-domain computer) to access a shared folder in one of the domain computers.
What do I need to configure the laptop and the domain computer so the non-domain computer can read/write to the domain computer shared folder.
Non-Domain computer is running Windows 8 and Domain computer is running Windows Server 2008 Std.
What do I need to configure the laptop and the domain computer so the non-domain computer can read/write to the domain computer shared folder.
Non-Domain computer is running Windows 8 and Domain computer is running Windows Server 2008 Std.
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The settings I was referring to were disabling signing and disabling Kerberos only authentication. You'd need to have NTLM enabled to make the above solution work.
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