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always have to type a password to connect to another computermapnetwork drives when i restart What can i do to all my computers are open to eachother I have 3 MCE 2005 computers will all updates Domain = MSHOME computer names DEC BEDROOM BEDROOM-2 all have Administrator account and a account Username poth account on each computer has the same password 123456 each computer has Backup drive \\DEC\Backup1 \\BEDROOM\backup2 \\BEDROOM-2\backup3 all drives has the administrator, everyone, anomys group added to the shareing permissions and the sucerity tab On Mon, 28 Aug 2006 19:51:01 -0700, Roger Payne wrote:
>Domain = MSHOME Is this how it works? Your setup seems to be very similar:>computer names >DEC >BEDROOM >BEDROOM-2 http://www.michna.com/temp/images/bednet.jpg Look quickly, the picture will disappear soon. Hans-Georg (:-) -- No mail, please. Hans-Georg Michna wrote:
Show quoteHide quote > On Mon, 28 Aug 2006 19:51:01 -0700, Roger Payne wrote: Hahaha Hans... How did you know? lol> >> Domain = MSHOME >> computer names >> DEC >> BEDROOM >> BEDROOM-2 > > Is this how it works? Your setup seems to be very similar: > > http://www.michna.com/temp/images/bednet.jpg > > Look quickly, the picture will disappear soon. > > Hans-Georg (:-) Roger... I always believed that all computers had the same user name and password, you bypass the user/password deal when networking. Although I could be wrong. BillW50 wrote:
Show quoteHide quote > Hans-Georg Michna wrote: You are wrong. In a peer-to-peer network ("Workgroup" in the Windows>> On Mon, 28 Aug 2006 19:51:01 -0700, Roger Payne wrote: >> >>> Domain = MSHOME >>> computer names >>> DEC >>> BEDROOM >>> BEDROOM-2 >> >> Is this how it works? Your setup seems to be very similar: >> >> http://www.michna.com/temp/images/bednet.jpg >> >> Look quickly, the picture will disappear soon. >> >> Hans-Georg (:-) > > Hahaha Hans... How did you know? lol > > Roger... I always believed that all computers had the same user name > and password, you bypass the user/password deal when networking. > Although I could be wrong. world), authentication happens locally. Very simply, BillW on DEC asks BEDROOM to use a shared resource. BEDROOM looks on its "allowed list" and sees that the request is coming from a user who has an account on its own system (BillW) and that the password matches its local BillW account. So the request is granted. Of course, this all happens in very little time. If BEDROOM doesn't find a BillW account with matching password locally, it asks the requester to provide the name of a user and password that is allowed to access BEDROOM's resources. So - The easiest thing to do in such a small network is create identical user accounts and passwords on all computers. You do not need to be logged into the same user account; the one you are on just has to exist on the target system. Then if you want the convenience of automatically going to your Desktop and not having to enter a password (since these are home machines), see: Configure Windows to Automatically Login (MVP Ramesh) - http://windowsxp.mvps.org/Autologon.htm Malke ok thats my prob loginto accoutn username DEC on one Roger on teh next and
shawna on th eother i will change this when i get home thanks Show quoteHide quote "Malke" wrote: > BillW50 wrote: > > > Hans-Georg Michna wrote: > >> On Mon, 28 Aug 2006 19:51:01 -0700, Roger Payne wrote: > >> > >>> Domain = MSHOME > >>> computer names > >>> DEC > >>> BEDROOM > >>> BEDROOM-2 > >> > >> Is this how it works? Your setup seems to be very similar: > >> > >> http://www.michna.com/temp/images/bednet.jpg > >> > >> Look quickly, the picture will disappear soon. > >> > >> Hans-Georg (:-) > > > > Hahaha Hans... How did you know? lol > > > > Roger... I always believed that all computers had the same user name > > and password, you bypass the user/password deal when networking. > > Although I could be wrong. > > You are wrong. In a peer-to-peer network ("Workgroup" in the Windows > world), authentication happens locally. Very simply, BillW on DEC asks > BEDROOM to use a shared resource. BEDROOM looks on its "allowed list" > and sees that the request is coming from a user who has an account on > its own system (BillW) and that the password matches its local BillW > account. So the request is granted. Of course, this all happens in very > little time. If BEDROOM doesn't find a BillW account with matching > password locally, it asks the requester to provide the name of a user > and password that is allowed to access BEDROOM's resources. > > So - The easiest thing to do in such a small network is create identical > user accounts and passwords on all computers. You do not need to be > logged into the same user account; the one you are on just has to exist > on the target system. Then if you want the convenience of automatically > going to your Desktop and not having to enter a password (since these > are home machines), see: > > Configure Windows to Automatically Login (MVP Ramesh) - > http://windowsxp.mvps.org/Autologon.htm > > Malke > -- > Elephant Boy Computers > www.elephantboycomputers.com > "Don't Panic!" > MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User > Roger Payne wrote:
> ok thats my prob loginto accoutn username DEC on one Roger on teh next You're welcome.> and shawna on th eother > i will change this when i get home thanks Malke 
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