Prevent XP access without password
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Blocked Profile - Jul 28, 2010 at 06:10 AM
Blocked Profile - Jul 28, 2010 at 06:10 AM
Hello,
I've got this scenario: Windows Server 2008 R2 domain controller with Windows XP professional clients. Now if one client click on start, run and enters the ip address of the domain controller they can see all the shares (they can only access those that they have permission to). I don't want them to be able just to open the server share like that - i want them to be asked for a username and password. Likewise, between all the client machines if you go to start run and enter ip, you can access the other windows xp pro machine no problems. All clients are local admin on their own computers. Can i prevent this through group policy from Server 2008? I don't recall they could do this when we had server 2003 as a DC.
Thanks.
I've got this scenario: Windows Server 2008 R2 domain controller with Windows XP professional clients. Now if one client click on start, run and enters the ip address of the domain controller they can see all the shares (they can only access those that they have permission to). I don't want them to be able just to open the server share like that - i want them to be asked for a username and password. Likewise, between all the client machines if you go to start run and enter ip, you can access the other windows xp pro machine no problems. All clients are local admin on their own computers. Can i prevent this through group policy from Server 2008? I don't recall they could do this when we had server 2003 as a DC.
Thanks.
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Dear Sir,
You can easily have the problem solved by setting restrictions to administrator's account. Simply create a restricted user account and set a password to the administrator's account. Hence. they will be compelled to used user accounts where they will not be able to access to the specific files and information. This should solve the problem that you are having.
Thanks in advance.
You can easily have the problem solved by setting restrictions to administrator's account. Simply create a restricted user account and set a password to the administrator's account. Hence. they will be compelled to used user accounts where they will not be able to access to the specific files and information. This should solve the problem that you are having.
Thanks in advance.
