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发帖数: 4391 | 1 NT is very obnoxious for its networking functionalities.
Anyway, you need to log in with the same username the folders are shared
with under your 98 machines.
For example, you shared your folder using username "foo" in NT. then you need
to log on 98 machine using username foo.
Then it should be fine. :) | x******g
发帖数: 3952 | 2 One of the key point is to allow Guest user to
access your computer.
Control Panel->Users and Passwords->Advanced Tab
->Advanced->Find a user called Guest(There is a red cross
->Double click->Uncheck account is disabled
->Close all the windows
Then others can access the files you shared.
Can not remember how many times I post the same thing here.
Can not understand why Win2k has such a wierd default account. | B*Q
发帖数: 36 | 3 another thing for both NT and Win2K, make sure
that server and workstation service is up and running.
you can check this thru 'manage your computer'->service,
then windows 98 or 95 can access your win2k share folder | j**g
发帖数: 41 | 4 用COMMAND LINE
net use \\server\share /user:domain\user *
具体是: 如果你的机器A上面的test目录是shared, \\A\test, 假设你在机器A上的DOMAIN
是XXX, USER 是YYY, PASSWORD 是ZZZ.
在机器B上,COMMAND LINE
net use \\A\test /user:XXX\YYY *
会让你输入PASSWORD, 打ZZZ.
successful就可以MAP DRIVE了.
This is designed for security reasons. |
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