Help me Please connecting trough netbios

[volk1984@yahoo.com]

hello
i have a problem - i have sever 2003 R2 standard Edition and computers
with xp home edition
i can connect to the server trough TS and can send ping to the server
from the xp computers
but when i tried to access the server trough netbios share (i mean \
\server\share) the server ask me for a username and password and when
i give him the username and password he give me a error
that go like that -
"\\server is not accessible. you might not have premission to use this
network resorure. contact the administartor of this server to find out
if you have access premissions.
logon failure: the user has not been granted the requested logon type
at this computer."
about the user that i tried to access with, is in the administartors
group.
by the way - this network doesnt have a domain.
when i tried to access from the server to other computer its acees
fine and work fine.

please help me

 

[Malke]

volk1984@yahoo.com wrote:
> hello
> i have a problem - i have sever 2003 R2 standard Edition and computers
> with xp home edition
> i can connect to the server trough TS and can send ping to the server
> from the xp computers
> but when i tried to access the server trough netbios share (i mean \
> \server\share) the server ask me for a username and password and when
> i give him the username and password he give me a error
> that go like that -
> "\\server is not accessible. you might not have premission to use this
> network resorure. contact the administartor of this server to find out
> if you have access premissions.
> logon failure: the user has not been granted the requested logon type
> at this computer."
> about the user that i tried to access with, is in the administartors
> group.
> by the way - this network doesnt have a domain.
> when i tried to access from the server to other computer its acees
> fine and work fine.

Your XP Home machines can access shares on a machine running Server 2003
but you need to create matching user accounts and passwords on the
server. It sounds as though you've forgotten to do that.


Malke
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[Steven L Umbach]

The error you see indicates a couple possibly. First you need to make sure
that the user accounts that you have created on the server for the users
that need to access the share do have a password or access will be denied.
Also the users or a group the users are in will need to have necessary allow
both share and NTFS permissions to the share they are trying to access and
are not shown to have deny permissions to the share folder either explicitly
as a user or by group membership. In general AVOID using deny permissions in
any access control list and instead give users an implicit deny by making
sure they lack permissions to objects they should not access.

http://www.mcmcse.com/microsoft/guides/ntfs_and_share_permissions.shtml ---
permission basics

However the error logon failure: the user has not been granted the
requested logon type
at this computer leads me to believe that the issue is that the user trying
to access the share lacks the user right for access this computer from the
network.

Since you say this server is not a domain controller or a member of an
Active Directory domain use secpol.msc to open Local Security Policy and go
to local policies - user rights and make sure that a group that includes the
users [typically users/authenticated users/everyone] is included in the user
right for access this computer from the network AND that none of those
groups or the user's account or another group the user is in is not shown in
the user right for deny access this computer from the network. If you make
user rights changes run the command gpupdate on the server and you may need
to reboot it.

Steve



<volk1984@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1193449047.035625.247050@o80g2000hse.googlegroups.com...
> hello
> i have a problem - i have sever 2003 R2 standard Edition and computers
> with xp home edition
> i can connect to the server trough TS and can send ping to the server
> from the xp computers
> but when i tried to access the server trough netbios share (i mean \
> \server\share) the server ask me for a username and password and when
> i give him the username and password he give me a error
> that go like that -
> "\\server is not accessible. you might not have premission to use this
> network resorure. contact the administartor of this server to find out
> if you have access premissions.
> logon failure: the user has not been granted the requested logon type
> at this computer."
> about the user that i tried to access with, is in the administartors
> group.
> by the way - this network doesnt have a domain.
> when i tried to access from the server to other computer its acees
> fine and work fine.
>
> please help me
>

 

[Anteaus]

If you want to give your XP Home computers a 'real' user-logon, then
http://mylogon.net is useful. Not strictly a full domain-logon as that's not
possible with Home, but same look and feel as far as the user is concerned.

Advice about need for user accounts still applies, of course, though Active
Directory installation is optional. For a small LAN you can instead simply
use the server's Local Users panel in Computer Management.