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Mapped Network Drive with SMB1 and Windows 10 [closed]
I have a Windows Server 2003 machine (I know, but it’s out of my control) with a bunch of network shares on it. I have a laptop that has just been rebuilt with Windows 10 2004. I’ve enabled CIFS/SMB1 ...
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Restrict NT Domain / AD user or desktop to read-only access to ALL shared folders
We have a long time fulltime employee going into working from home via Remote Desktop connection to her office (Win7 or Win8, don't quite recall) machine, that would work 24x7 for it. We think there ...
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Has March 2015 Patch Tuesday broken 2003 shares?
We have several Windows Server 2003 boxes, and over night, they had their automatic updates installed.
This morning, users cannot access shares they were previously able to, and are prompted for ...
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Disable windows file shares without losing share config
Background
We're currently upgrading an old app from running on Windows Server 2003 to running it on Windows Server 2012.
Users and other systems communicate with this system via HTTP (i.e. users ...
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Can connect to share on windows server, but access is denied
I can connect to a share on a 2k3 server, but I get an access denied error when I try to open the share.
What I have done so far:
Created a new group in AD
Granted the group full access to the ...
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Default shares need to be hidden from normal domain users
I have installed windows server and it produces default shared folders that users can see when they are looking at other folders I have shared for them. Is there a way to hide these system folders or ...
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Cannot Access file server via IP Address but it can be accessed by its hostname
i have shared a folder in windows server 2003. while accessing that server via \server-ip-address from another server (windows 2003) i am getting an error saying "You might not have permission to use ...
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2003 server: how to mask a network drive as a local one to a backup software ?
A legacy backup software let me choose only local drives, not mapped network drive.
I would like to backup the content of a shared folder on a remote computer.
The backup server is a windows 2003 so I ...
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Restricting access to network shares including local adminstrators
I am currently setting up a network share. The permissions are working well. Users are unable to access folders unless they are within a certain active directory group.
My one issue is with local ...
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shared files or folders being locked by administrator
I have a user who uses a share folder. the folders are in 2003 windows server.
she started to complain about files and folders which she cannot rename or move.
I checked the open files under Shared ...
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asking for password before i can access the network drive
I mapped the network drive of Server 2k3 to an XP xlient computer (join to domain),
However, whenever i access the network drive to the client computer, it always asking for a password.
What will ...
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Active Directory: Accessing network share as WinXP SYSTEM user
The Problem:
I cannot access a Domain Computers-accesible network share by a process running on Windows XP as a SYSTEM account.
I've got a 2008R2 domain, a 2003R2 file server and a set of clients.
On ...
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Replacing a file server, will links break?
I'd like to replace a file server we use (actually a couple of them) because it's a 2003 server. I'd prefer to have 2008r2, because I can expand disk volumes on the fly.
My question is, can I take ...
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Server 2003 can not see xp machines on network
I am tesing a few things and one of the things I need to get passed is this problem i`m scartching my head on.
I have server 2003 being used as a terminal server but we are getting rid of that and ...
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Cannot access shares via \\servername but \\ip works
To set up the scenario: One of our techs set one of the domain controllers to use Microsoft time. The time IS correct (including Time Zone) and DOES match the other domain controller's time; it was ...