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Folder Securityresources in various shared folders on several different PCs. We also have a PC specifically for customers to check their emails and surf the web while we fix their bug-ridden PCs. The problem is that I do not want this PC (and possibly others) from accessing some of the shared areas. I would like to set permissions on the folders, but everytime I try this, I am unable to give permissions to individual PCs. I realise that this would be easy on a Domain, but a domain is not practical in this enviroment. The workgroup is called WORKGROUP. and most of the resources are located on the PC named SHOP. All shares are on NTFS. To access we simply type \\SHOP\xxxxxxx from any PC on the network. So the question is how can I stop \\CLIENTPC from accessing some of the resources on \\SHOP, but still have access to printers and other shares that are considered safe? From the answers I receive I would also like to set up shared folders that only specific computers/users could access. Steve Hopper, Ipswich, uk wrote:
Show quoteHide quote > I have an XP network (without Domain) in a computer shop. We have a number You don't do this by computer - you do it by users and groups. You don't> of resources in various shared folders on several different PCs. We also > have a PC specifically for customers to check their emails and surf the > web while we fix their bug-ridden PCs. > > The problem is that I do not want this PC (and possibly others) from > accessing some of the shared areas. I would like to set permissions on the > folders, but everytime I try this, I am unable to give permissions to > individual PCs. > > I realise that this would be easy on a Domain, but a domain is not > practical in this enviroment. > > The workgroup is called WORKGROUP. > and most of the resources are located on the PC named SHOP. > All shares are on NTFS. > To access we simply type \\SHOP\xxxxxxx from any PC on the network. > > So the question is how can I stop \\CLIENTPC from accessing some of the > resources on \\SHOP, but still have access to printers and other shares > that are considered safe? > > From the answers I receive I would also like to set up shared folders that > only specific computers/users could access. need a domain. I'm assuming you have XP Pro. Make a user group for customers and then assign permissions to resources that deny access where desired. User Management and Security in Windows XP - http://www.windowsnetworking.com/articles_tutorials/wxppusrm.html Malke
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