How to set adminstration rights to share files among the same workgroup with same wireless connection?
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Are you using windows xp home or windows xp pro?  Windows xp home is pretty limited.  You can access another computer with its UNC path.  For example:\n&#92;&#92;brian&#92;c$\nif the computer name is brian and the computer is running windows xp pro (or windows 2000 pro).\n\nFor home, just type &#92;&#92;brian and then click on shared files/folders.  You will have to enable sharing by right clicking on the hard drive with home.  Specify a share name.
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on the same network running windows XP go into the file properties, right click properties, then click sharing and share it, from seperate areas using pcanywhere or use a peer 2 peer network such as kazaa or limewire
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Right click the printer- sharing or properities then share\nchange share name click ok, you need permission to change printer sharing from you network administrator.\nthats it.
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When accessing a resource on a Windows 2003 server from another host, your current credentials (username & password) are sent over the network.  If both computers are on a workgroup, then your userid (with the same password) needs to be created on both computers.\n\nNext, you need to make sure that you have assigned the appropriate permissions.  Since you received an "Access Denied" error, it appears that you did not set up the appropriate permissions.  You will not only need to configure the Share permissions, but also take a look at the Security (NTFS) permissions [assuming that the drive is formatted with NTFS].  \n\nMaybe the link below can clarify it for you.
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Here's information from Microsoft on how to do this.  If that link doesn't work do a search on http://www.microsoft.com for Ad Hoc Internet Sharing
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Assuming you got Windows XP do the following.\n\n1. Plug CAT5 cable into the router.\n\n2.  Plug other end of cable into your PC's LAN port.\n\n3.  Turn on computer.\n\n4.  In My Computer change your workgroup name to whatever the workgroup name on your network is.\n\n5.  Restart your computer.\n\n6.  You should now be connected to the network and other computers should at least be able to see you.\n\nNow if you want to share files and give other PCs permission to access to your computers, there's a little more customization involved.
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you do not need a server.  the basic thing to do is to make sure each machine is in the same workgroup.  That way they can share files and printers.  Pick one of the PCs as the central place to store files.  Create a folder and then share it (right click on the folder and select sharing).\n\nThen on the other PC and laptop go to my computer and click on tools and map a network drive.  Pick a letter and select browse.  You will see the workgroup name you picked and just click until you see the new folder share.  Select that and you will map the drive on the other PC and you can share files in that way.\n\nif you don't set the workgroup the exact same name on all machines you are going to have trouble. (Control Panel, System, Computer Name).
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If I remember correctly, "The Network Neighbourhood" was Microsoft's old version of "My Network Places" before WinXP\n\nI'll assume that you've already set up the network. When you set up the network, you must choose the option: "turn on file and printer sharing."\n\nOnce done, just right-click the folder or drive you want to share, and click on "sharing." I don't remember being able to share individual files. Then give the folder a "Share Name." You're all set now.\n\nAlso, you might want to make sure that you're in the same workgroup as the computers with which you wish to share.
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Right click the folder and go back into properties and uncheck the "share this folder" box. It is really that easy and simple. As the owner of the file you can choose how and when you wish to share. You can share for long enough to just allow somebody a quick peek or for weeks, months and years. Until somebody higher up in the company decides to take ownership of this file from you, you can continue to share as you please. It is possible though for your administrator to take over ownership of any file and folder on the network. It is not difficult to do. You would know right away when that occurred and most admins really will tell you what they are going to do before they do it, but it is still something he/she can do. \n\nGood luck and have a great day!
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There is a software called IBM Access Connectionn that lets you manage connection like the way want to shift betwwen ur IP connection settings firewall and also wether to enable file and printer sharing or not but i think u must have a thinkpad for it probably whatever u give it a try in yahoo search  if u find that software for download
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If you're using XP SP2, then maybe your firewall is enabled and set to block file and folder sharing.\n\nIt could also be a bad cable.
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Not necessarily. Disable sharing your drives, and turn on the firewall if you're using Windows XP
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You need a cross over cable to connect the two together, but this not needed since you have the wireless router. If you shared the folder thne you should be able to see it by typing &#92;&#92;TheComputerWithTheShareName&#92;WhatEverYouNamedTheShare If you can't see it thne check your firewall settings on the computer with the share. You may want to temporaily drop the firewalls jsut to make sure they are not causing a problem.\n\nYou don't really need a share since you can use the hidden share &#92;&#92;ComputerName&#92;c$ ( replace the c with the drive letter the files are on. You will probably need to enter a password using this method, juct type it like computerName&#92;UserName and your password for the machine you are connecting too.\n\nhth\nBruce
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Go to the System menu.\nSelect "Administration"\nSelect "Shared Folders"\nSelect your share, and click "Properties"\nDe-select "Read Only"\n\nYou may need to ensure that you have a user set up on the Ubuntu system with the same username you're using on the Windows client.
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You got it, the best way is through a router.  Just make sure it's a router with a built in ethernet switch (it should have around 5 network ports in the back).  Because it has a built-in firewall, it will keep your network safe from outside attackers while still allowing you to share files!
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Normally, only the "Shared Documents" folder can be accessed by other computers on the network.\nBut since you want to be sure\nDo the network setup again\nWhen asked "File and printer sharing", check the "Off" button.\n\nOR (I recommend)\nJust right-click on the files or folders you want to be not-shared, go to "Properties", click on the "Sharing" tab at the top and make sure the "Share this folder" button is not checked, if it is then uncheck it. Also see if you can turn off the "Allow network users to change/alter my files" button.\nYou sound smart (Probably a doc. right?) You should be able to do it.\nIf there are files which you want to share. Then right-click on them and check the "Share folder/File" button
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If both PC's are on the network, just create a folder on your PC, place the file(s) in there and share the folder (Right-click on the folder and select Sharing and Security) Give yourself permission and you'll be able to access the folder and edit the file from both locations.