i have a winxp pro machine that i want to act as a server on a peer-to-peer wireless G network using WEP encryption. we have 2 win98SE machines that will be the workstation.
i am trying to set up shared folders on the server so each win98SE user can login to their own folders. i have been trying to do this by disabling 'simple file sharing' and adding specific users to the permission of each folder.
now i dont understand how this works because it lets me add only users who have an account on the winXP machine. shouldnt it let me add users from accounts on the win98SE machines?
i made accounts on the winXP machine that matches the accounts on the win98SE machines. when i try to access a shared folder through win98 machine i get 'access denied' or the shared folder does not even appear in network neighborhood.
if i use simple file sharing the win98SE machines can access the shared folders but obviously anyone can get into any of the folders, which is not what i want.
i am trying to set up shared folders on the server so each win98SE user can login to their own folders. i have been trying to do this by disabling 'simple file sharing' and adding specific users to the permission of each folder.
now i dont understand how this works because it lets me add only users who have an account on the winXP machine. shouldnt it let me add users from accounts on the win98SE machines?
i made accounts on the winXP machine that matches the accounts on the win98SE machines. when i try to access a shared folder through win98 machine i get 'access denied' or the shared folder does not even appear in network neighborhood.
if i use simple file sharing the win98SE machines can access the shared folders but obviously anyone can get into any of the folders, which is not what i want.