Help to create a regular LAN to share drives/folders - not Home

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  1. Posts : 52
    Win 7 Pro 32 and 64 versions
    Thread Starter
       #31

    Yes it looks correct except I see "F" which I think should be..

    WebMain-Internet (It is the F drive) and I do need C Drive

    Also The externals just need to have 1 share each

    N:\Backup Ext 1
    M:\Photos Ext 2

    Yes the spelling should be 'Sharing'.



    Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7601]
    Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

    C:\Users\David>net share

    Share name Resource Remark

    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    ADMIN$ C:\Windows Remote Admin
    C$ C:\ Default share
    E$ E:\ Default share
    F$ F:\ Default share
    H$ H:\ Default share
    print$ C:\Windows\system32\spool\drivers
    Printer Drivers
    I$ I:\ Default share
    IPC$ Remote IPC
    J$ J:\ Default share
    K$ K:\ Default share
    L$ L:\ Default share
    M$ M:\ Default share
    N$ N:\ Default share
    Public C:\Users\David\Dropbox\Public Public Sahing
    Users C:\Users
    Webmain C C:\
    HP OfficeJet G95
    169.254.116.185 Spooled HP OfficeJet G95
    USE Xerox Phaser 6250DP PS
    192.168.0.20_1 Spooled old - 192.168.0.20
    Xerox Mobile Express Driver
    Xerox Mobile Expres... Spooled USE Xerox Mobile Express Driver
    Xerox Phaser 6250DP PS
    192.168.0.20 Spooled Xerox Phaser 6250 Port 20
    Xerox Phaser 6250DP PS Old
    192.168.0.20 Spooled Original Phaser 6250
    The command completed successfully.


    C:\Users\David>
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  2. Posts : 5,656
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
       #32

    As I have guessed you are using a guest account to access shares. Should be no problem with everyone group but it is somehow problematic in your case. I would enable password protected sharing and use the actual admin account, that should solve the issue.

    Usually the only thing that may stop a share is a firewall.
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  3. Posts : 721
    Windows 10, Windows 8.1 Pro, Windows 7 Professional, OS X El Capitan
       #33

    Tell it to the csv, Ozstar.

    Edit the below csv file and post it back here. I'm not sure where the paths "N:\Backup Ext 1" and "M:\Photos Ext 2" are to go.
    Code:
    "ShareName", "Path", "Description"
    "Public",             "C:\Users\David\Dropbox\Public", "Public Sharing"
    "WebMain C",          "C:\", ""
    "WebMain-Internet"    "F:\", "" 
    "WebMain-Word",       "H:\", ""
    "WebMain-Progs",      "I:\", ""
    "WebMain-Audio",      "J:\", ""
    "WebMain-Video",      "K:\", "" 
    "WebMain-Graphics",   "L:\", ""
    "WebMain-Photos",     "M:\", "All Photos"
    "WebMain-USBEXT",     "M:\", "Seagate 2TB Ext"
    "From Photos-265 Bubs XP", "N:\From Photos-265 Bubs XP", "" 
    "N Photos 2TB Ext",   "N:\", "Backup Photos from Bub and also all recent photos - NOT ARCHIVE"
    "WebMain Photos ext", "N:\", "Photos"
    Also, Ozstar, a shared folder still exists: "WebMain C" at "C:\".
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  4. Posts : 721
    Windows 10, Windows 8.1 Pro, Windows 7 Professional, OS X El Capitan
       #34

    GokAy said:
    I don't have access to a computer at the moment, so forgive me if I am wrong :)
    Forgiven.

    It appears that Admin Shares always display as Everyone having Full access.

    GokAy said:
    Try adding a $ at the end of drive letter in the address bar of explorer. So from another PC, open the address \\webmain-IP-address\c$
    It should ask for a username/password (credentials), enter the admin account of webmain if different. If all your users are same across PCs then perhaps you won't be asked.
    Windows will always prompt for credentials when accessing Admin Shares. It's similar to UAC, however you only need to enter credentials once per user session when accessing Admin Shares.

    GokAy said:
    As I have guessed you are using a guest account to access shares.
    Where does exactly does Ozstar state he is using a guest account? Ozstar said in his post 1 that he is the only one using his shares. It'd be silly to use a guest account.

    GokAy said:
    Should be no problem with everyone group but it is somehow problematic in your case.
    I guess I didn't make it clear, but it's definitely the NTFS permissions that are holding Ozstar back from having full access to his shares.
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  5. Posts : 5,656
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
       #35

    Pyprohyl, valid points.

    I got guest account bit from last part of post #25 - this is the session info:
    User Computer Type # Open Files Connected Time Idle Time Guest
    Guest lenovo2 Windows 6 00:03:27 00:01:55 No
    Anyway, having a guest access with everyone as I said shouldn't be an issue as long as both share and NTFS permissions allow Everyone (which include the guest account).

    What I wonder at the moment, is inheritance. If sometime in the past inheritance was broken, then it won't allow access to sub folders even if you give full control to drive root.

    Oz, can you please right click one of the non-working shared drives and go into properties - security - advanced - see if Everyone has full control on "This folder, subfolders and files"? If files only, you will only see E and can't get in. If This folder, you will get in E but not to subfolders.

    Also, maybe a good idea to actually check one of the sub folder's NTFS permissions, whether it has Everyone full control.

    I hope this is making sense, somewhat lost at the moment. Since I can't make if this is the case for Oz.

    Notice the differences:
    Help to create a regular LAN to share drives/folders - not Home-01-advanced-ntfs.jpg

    Help to create a regular LAN to share drives/folders - not Home-02-advanced-ntfs-folder-only.jpg

    Help to create a regular LAN to share drives/folders - not Home-03-advance-ntfs-files-only.jpg
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  6. Posts : 52
    Win 7 Pro 32 and 64 versions
    Thread Starter
       #36

    Good Morning.

    I have checked the Security Permissions on all drives on WebMain and none show 'everyone'.See image.

    I also went to Lenovo2 and tried to connect to WebMain Cdrive and got the 'You do not have Permission to view etc'

    I then went to WebMain and shared the F Internet folder with everyone permissions and tried again from Lenovo2.

    I got the panel.. Windows cannot access also in the image below.

    Then Shared a sub folder in Internet.. 50's Flashback with Everyone. The image below shows what Lenovo2 sees. Seems like the sub folders work okay.

    oz

    Pyprohly, I have to go out now but will fix the file when I get back.. maybe 2 hours.. Thnx
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Help to create a regular LAN to share drives/folders - not Home-3-joined-1.jpg   Help to create a regular LAN to share drives/folders - not Home-lenovo2-webmain-50s-flash-everyone.jpg  
    Last edited by ozstar; 13 Sep 2015 at 21:02. Reason: Message for Pyprohly
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  7. Posts : 5,656
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
       #37

    You have to edit Security settings from Webmain PC, not from another one. And do it from Computer not Network. You can't change/view settings you don't have access/permissions to.

    Can you post images of the advanced security settings of C and another non-working drive please? That is; on Webmain, open Explorer - expand Computer on left pane - right click C on left pane - properties - security - advanced (screenshot). Also screenshot another non-working one.
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  8. Posts : 52
    Win 7 Pro 32 and 64 versions
    Thread Starter
       #38

    Hi,

    Here are the WebMain CDrive and F Drive Advanced Permissions.

    Thanks
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Help to create a regular LAN to share drives/folders - not Home-webmain-cdrive-permissions.jpg   Help to create a regular LAN to share drives/folders - not Home-webmain-fdrive-permissions.jpg  
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  9. Posts : 5,656
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
       #39

    I feel like I have been talking to empty corners

    You can't browse a shared folder (even if it is shared to you) if you don't have NTFS (security) permissions. Since you are accessing the PC as a Guest and Everyone (which includes the Guest account) is not given any NTFS permissions to C, you can't enter it.

    Did you get my Private Message the other day by the way?
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  10. Posts : 52
    Win 7 Pro 32 and 64 versions
    Thread Starter
       #40

    Hi,

    No I didn't get any PM and just looked and nothing there.

    Yes I understand that what you say but why has this been okay for the years I have had 7 on and now it changes?

    I have always only gone into Shares and shared everyone and it worked for all boxes on the LAN to access each other. Simple.

    This now, is the only box that no one can access drives,folders. I have done nothing to it just one day it stopped allowing access. Maybe an Update ?

    Anyhow, please where do I go now to get it correct ?

    I will do the file for Pyprohly nowthat I am back.

    Thanks
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