I'm running two new Dell desktops, both with Vista Business. They are
communicating with one another too well. They can both access one
another's public folders, and I have shared a document folder on one
computer. That is great.

The problem is that in the Network and Sharing Center I have password
protected sharing turned 'on' for both computers. However, when I
access the other computer (either direction) no password or user name is
required. I am running McAfee Total Protection Service as the firewall.

I want the user name and password requirement which is why I have it
turned on. I cannot figure out why both computers are acting as if that
setting were turned 'off.' Is there another setting somewhere that is
overriding the password protection in Network and Sharing Center? Other
thoughts? I appreciate any help.

Jeremy


--
Mautrak

Is it possible you logon both computer using the same the account, for
example Administrator? Or check if you have enable guest account on both
computers.

--
Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on
http://www.ChicagoTech.net
How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on
http://www.HowToNetworking.com
"Mautrak" wrote in message
...

I'm running two new Dell desktops, both with Vista Business. They are
communicating with one another too well. They can both access one
another's public folders, and I have shared a document folder on one
computer. That is great.

The problem is that in the Network and Sharing Center I have password
protected sharing turned 'on' for both computers. However, when I
access the other computer (either direction) no password or user name is
required. I am running McAfee Total Protection Service as the firewall.

I want the user name and password requirement which is why I have it
turned on. I cannot figure out why both computers are acting as if that
setting were turned 'off.' Is there another setting somewhere that is
overriding the password protection in Network and Sharing Center? Other
thoughts? I appreciate any help.

Jeremy


--
Mautrak

Stop SPAMMING MVP!
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Mad Mick
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MyAddress: PO Box 2131
City: Milton
StateProv: QLD
PostalCode: 4064
Country: AU



"Robert L. (MS-MVP)" wrote:

Is it possible you logon both computer using the same the account, for
example Administrator? Or check if you have enable guest account on both
computers.

--

"Mautrak" wrote in message
...

I'm running two new Dell desktops, both with Vista Business. They are
communicating with one another too well. They can both access one
another's public folders, and I have shared a document folder on one
computer. That is great.

The problem is that in the Network and Sharing Center I have password
protected sharing turned 'on' for both computers. However, when I
access the other computer (either direction) no password or user name is
required. I am running McAfee Total Protection Service as the firewall.

I want the user name and password requirement which is why I have it
turned on. I cannot figure out why both computers are acting as if that
setting were turned 'off.' Is there another setting somewhere that is
overriding the password protection in Network and Sharing Center? Other
thoughts? I appreciate any help.

Jeremy


--
Mautrak

Thank you for the help, Robert. I do appreciate it. I managed to solve
the problem by exploring the options that you noted. I had managed to
save the user names and passwords in the computers so that when I
connected from one computer to another it went right in without again
prompting for name/password. I found it while in the user account
section. I had a feeling it was something bone-headed and it was. But
I appreciate your help. I'll now be putting tail between my legs and
scurrying off . . . .


--
Mautrak

Bob, that is NOT me.
He is my resident spoofer.
Here are his and my posting details.

..
That "Mick Murphy" is just a spoofer; just ignore it.
It hates that!
It was using AIOE, but that is finished, so it is using a Hotmail account,
to sign into the MS servers here.
It has been spoofing me for months. I’ve even considered it might be NASS.

Here are the posting details of "it" and myself.
I think you will see the difference; and "it" joined here on the 5th, Jan,
2009!!!!!!!
---------------------------------------------------
The FAKE:
Mick Murphy
Recent Posts by this user
Member since: 1/5/2009

History Posts: 7 Users helped: 0
Questions answered: 0
---------------------------------------------

The REAL one:
Mick Murphy
Recent Posts by this user
Member since: 3/14/2007

History Posts: 6816 Users helped: 235
Questions answered: 245
--------------------------------------------------

--
Mad Mike


"Robert L. (MS-MVP)" wrote:

Is it possible you logon both computer using the same the account, for
example Administrator? Or check if you have enable guest account on both
computers.

--
Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on
http://www.ChicagoTech.net
How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on
http://www.HowToNetworking.com
"Mautrak" wrote in message
...

I'm running two new Dell desktops, both with Vista Business. They are
communicating with one another too well. They can both access one
another's public folders, and I have shared a document folder on one
computer. That is great.

The problem is that in the Network and Sharing Center I have password
protected sharing turned 'on' for both computers. However, when I
access the other computer (either direction) no password or user name is
required. I am running McAfee Total Protection Service as the firewall.

I want the user name and password requirement which is why I have it
turned on. I cannot figure out why both computers are acting as if that
setting were turned 'off.' Is there another setting somewhere that is
overriding the password protection in Network and Sharing Center? Other
thoughts? I appreciate any help.

Jeremy


--
Mautrak

Stop Confusing Users and helpers here you Spoofer. I'm the real one and I
chnaged my signature to let every one know the real Mick Murphy, go and get
yourself a live Scum bag.
I think that spoofer may be NASS, Leonard and their friend Gerry, they don't
like me because i always uncover their bad a dvice to users here!
Sorry Bob L for the confusion and to the OP. Ignore this Troll Impersonator
and his co-friends.
--
Mad Mick
--
MyAddress: PO Box 2131
City: Milton
StateProv: QLD
PostalCode: 4064
Country: AU
http://waterdamagefiredamage.com/services/rental/offer/


"Mick Murphy" wrote:

Bob, that is NOT me.
He is my resident spoofer.
Here are his and my posting details.

.
That "Mick Murphy" is just a spoofer; just ignore it.
It hates that!
It was using AIOE, but that is finished, so it is using a Hotmail account,
to sign into the MS servers here.
It has been spoofing me for months. I’ve even considered it might be NASS.

Here are the posting details of "it" and myself.
I think you will see the difference; and "it" joined here on the 5th, Jan,
2009!!!!!!!
---------------------------------------------------
The FAKE:
Mick Murphy
Recent Posts by this user
Member since: 1/5/2009

History Posts: 7 Users helped: 0
Questions answered: 0
---------------------------------------------

The REAL one:
Mick Murphy
Recent Posts by this user
Member since: 3/14/2007

History Posts: 6816 Users helped: 235
Questions answered: 245
--------------------------------------------------

--
Mad Mike


"Robert L. (MS-MVP)" wrote:

Is it possible you logon both computer using the same the account, for
example Administrator? Or check if you have enable guest account on both
computers.

--
Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on
http://www.ChicagoTech.net
How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on
http://www.HowToNetworking.com
"Mautrak" wrote in message
...

I'm running two new Dell desktops, both with Vista Business. They are
communicating with one another too well. They can both access one
another's public folders, and I have shared a document folder on one
computer. That is great.

The problem is that in the Network and Sharing Center I have password
protected sharing turned 'on' for both computers. However, when I
access the other computer (either direction) no password or user name is
required. I am running McAfee Total Protection Service as the firewall.

I want the user name and password requirement which is why I have it
turned on. I cannot figure out why both computers are acting as if that
setting were turned 'off.' Is there another setting somewhere that is
overriding the password protection in Network and Sharing Center? Other
thoughts? I appreciate any help.

Jeremy


--
Mautrak

Milton is NOT a city.
And there are NO provinces in Australia.
You are a laughed at LOSER!

If you are going to lie, get your facts right, clown.

--
Mad Mike


"Mick Murphy" wrote:


Stop Confusing Users and helpers here you Spoofer. I'm the real one and I
chnaged my signature to let every one know the real Mick Murphy, go and get
yourself a live Scum bag.
I think that spoofer may be NASS, Leonard and their friend Gerry, they don't
like me because i always uncover their bad a dvice to users here!
Sorry Bob L for the confusion and to the OP. Ignore this Troll Impersonator
and his co-friends.
--
Mad Mick
--
MyAddress: PO Box 2131
City: Milton
StateProv: QLD
PostalCode: 4064
Country: AU
http://waterdamagefiredamage.com/services/rental/offer/


"Mick Murphy" wrote:

Bob, that is NOT me.
He is my resident spoofer.
Here are his and my posting details.

.
That "Mick Murphy" is just a spoofer; just ignore it.
It hates that!
It was using AIOE, but that is finished, so it is using a Hotmail account,
to sign into the MS servers here.
It has been spoofing me for months. I’ve even considered it might be NASS.

Here are the posting details of "it" and myself.
I think you will see the difference; and "it" joined here on the 5th, Jan,
2009!!!!!!!
---------------------------------------------------
The FAKE:
Mick Murphy
Recent Posts by this user
Member since: 1/5/2009

History Posts: 7 Users helped: 0
Questions answered: 0
---------------------------------------------

The REAL one:
Mick Murphy
Recent Posts by this user
Member since: 3/14/2007

History Posts: 6816 Users helped: 235
Questions answered: 245
--------------------------------------------------

--
Mad Mike


"Robert L. (MS-MVP)" wrote:

Is it possible you logon both computer using the same the account, for
example Administrator? Or check if you have enable guest account on both
computers.

--
Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on
http://www.ChicagoTech.net
How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on
http://www.HowToNetworking.com
"Mautrak" wrote in message
...

I'm running two new Dell desktops, both with Vista Business. They are
communicating with one another too well. They can both access one
another's public folders, and I have shared a document folder on one
computer. That is great.

The problem is that in the Network and Sharing Center I have password
protected sharing turned 'on' for both computers. However, when I
access the other computer (either direction) no password or user name is
required. I am running McAfee Total Protection Service as the firewall.

I want the user name and password requirement which is why I have it
turned on. I cannot figure out why both computers are acting as if that
setting were turned 'off.' Is there another setting somewhere that is
overriding the password protection in Network and Sharing Center? Other
thoughts? I appreciate any help.

Jeremy


--
Mautrak

You may want to check this...right click on the hard drive, choose
properties, Click on the Security tab, and see under Group or user names
if there a user/group called "Everyone" then click on edit and delete
the group "Everyone"


--
tariqm1

You may want to check this...right click on the hard drive, choose
properties, Click on the Security tab, and see under Group or user names
if there a user/group called "Everyone" then click on edit and delete
the group "Everyone"


Mautrak;930066 Wrote:
I'm running two new Dell desktops, both with Vista Business. They are
communicating with one another too well. They can both access one
another's public folders, and I have shared a document folder on one
computer. That is great.

The problem is that in the Network and Sharing Center I have password
protected sharing turned 'on' for both computers. However, when I access
the other computer (either direction) no password or user name is
required. I am running McAfee Total Protection Service as the firewall.

I want the user name and password requirement which is why I have it
turned on. I cannot figure out why both computers are acting as if that
setting were turned 'off.' Is there another setting somewhere that is
overriding the password protection in Network and Sharing Center? Other
thoughts? I appreciate any help.

Jeremy


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