Quastion 1: Why are you unable to access the share using the
Guest account, despite having granted the user the Allow Read
permission? Despite giving the appropriate share permission to the
file you must also give the appropriate NTFS permission. Share
permission is set in the folders property sheet under the sharing
tab and the NTFS permission is under the security tab of the same
properties sheet. Quastion 2: Would the Guest user be able to
access the share if you granted it the Allow Full Control share
permission, rather than the Allow Read permission? No. This will
not solve the problem. Because the Guest account is not permitted
to access the folder on NTFS level. Quastion 3: How many currently
open sessions are there on the workstation? Which computers and
which users are accessing the workstation's shares? One user and
one computer is connected to the share (Administrator) 10.10.0.111
, NYC-CLb Quastion 4: How many shares are there on the computer
that are visible to network users? How can you tell? Six (6)
shares, 5 Hidden shares and one share "support" is visible for
network users. $ symbol at the end of the share means the share is
hidden.
Quastion 5: How are the results different from the first time
you performed this task? This time access to the folder was
successful over the network.
