Is my shared drive accessible to other domain users?


  1. Olegred
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    Is my shared drive accessible to other domain users?


    Ok. Here is the deal. I have recently changed jobs and was issued a corporate laptop joined to domain. I connect to the corporate network via VPN. Here is the question. I have 3 network drives running on network attached server and those are mapped to the company laptop. How can I make sure that nobody can access my personal files?

    Thanks a lot
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  3. DavidE
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    Ask the corporate IT dept. what is their policy.
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  4. Olegred
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    The drives are mine. Attached locally yo my personal server.
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