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| How do i deny access to certain folders on my network to anyone but me?
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My Desktop system 
Athlon64 3000+
1 GB DDR400 RAM
Sapphire Radeon 9700PRO (Soon to be a Radeon X800XL )
40 GB NTFS 7200 rpm
2 x 250GB IBM SATA Disks on Raid 1
ASUS K8V/GD
Dual Layer DVD-RW
17 inch TFT Monitor
Microsoft Windows XP Pro |
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| You can use NTFS permission to deny access to anyone.
Another thing you can do is add a $ after the share name. It is then hidden and has to be physically typed into the address bar. For example, all hard drives/partitions are administrative shares, so as a n administrator you could type in:
\\PC-NAME\C$
and be able to access everything on your C: drive from another PC on the network as an administrator.
Write your questions down on the back of a $20 dollar bill and send them to me.
j79zlr's tips and tweaks |
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