sharing a folder from a non-domain workstation
HI everyone-
i have a share on a workgroup computer that has
share permissions... everyone full control
ntfs permissions... everyone full control
It still prompts for passwords everytime you try to connect to it.
The os on the workstation is windows 7 pro
i have a share on a workgroup computer that has
share permissions... everyone full control
ntfs permissions... everyone full control
It still prompts for passwords everytime you try to connect to it.
The os on the workstation is windows 7 pro
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when I browse to the share from my domain connected computer
run -> ipaddress\share
it then prompts for username and password
I input hostname\localusername
pwd
and then I have access to it
I would like it to give access to its files to anyone without prompting for credentials
run -> ipaddress\share
it then prompts for username and password
I input hostname\localusername
pwd
and then I have access to it
I would like it to give access to its files to anyone without prompting for credentials
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Im working!
Thanks gentlemen
Thanks gentlemen
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If you are prompted from a login while connection from another PC, try using machinename\username as the login and then whatever your password is to connect. If you don't have a password set, that may cause a problem.