Password protecting drives over a network?
I don't understand right, basically i got 3 computers here
Desktop:
Win 2k pro/netgear wireless router hardwired in
Laptop #1:
Win xp home running off wireless router wirelessly
Laptop #2:
Same as 1
Now when im on the laptops, if i try to access my c: d: e: drives on the desktop (running 2 k) it asks me for username and password...which are the same as my windows logoon password.
Now, when i try to access c: on the laptops via the desktop, it says 'access denied' because of the firewall. But when i switch the firewall off i have full access.
What i want to know is how can the firewall still be on protecting things, but where i can also enter my usermane and password to get in and keep others out.
Cheers
Desktop:
Win 2k pro/netgear wireless router hardwired in
Laptop #1:
Win xp home running off wireless router wirelessly
Laptop #2:
Same as 1
Now when im on the laptops, if i try to access my c: d: e: drives on the desktop (running 2 k) it asks me for username and password...which are the same as my windows logoon password.
Now, when i try to access c: on the laptops via the desktop, it says 'access denied' because of the firewall. But when i switch the firewall off i have full access.
What i want to know is how can the firewall still be on protecting things, but where i can also enter my usermane and password to get in and keep others out.
Cheers
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