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| DATE | Sep 8, 1998 |
| TICKET | #307132 |
| STATUS | Closed |
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TICKET ARCHIVE -> Password on servers
No Wonder User - Sep 8, 1998 - 8:09 am
KNOWLEDGE LEVEL: Intermediate
PROBLEM: Other
COMPUTER TYPE:
MODEL:
RAM: Not related
OS VERSION: Windows NT 4
SERVICE PACK:
DESCRIPTION:
On my school I've got my own folder on the server where I can save my personal work. The problem is that some pople on my school enjoy deleting the files that I put in my folder.
The question is:
Is there an easy way to make people that want to acess my folder write a password before they acess my folder.
I have no acess to the servers setup files.
On the school we use win95 and the servers are NT4.
Perhaps a script or a bat file can do it?
Thanx
PROBLEM: Other
COMPUTER TYPE:
MODEL:
RAM: Not related
OS VERSION: Windows NT 4
SERVICE PACK:
DESCRIPTION:
On my school I've got my own folder on the server where I can save my personal work. The problem is that some pople on my school enjoy deleting the files that I put in my folder.
The question is:
Is there an easy way to make people that want to acess my folder write a password before they acess my folder.
I have no acess to the servers setup files.
On the school we use win95 and the servers are NT4.
Perhaps a script or a bat file can do it?
Thanx
No Wonder Tech - Sep 9, 1998 - 2:21 am
Thomas,
Contact your school's System Administrator. Usually, each user (person) is given a drive letter, "P" lets say and every one has their own "P" drive, usually hidden from others for personal use and not a publically accessible file folder on the server. Talk to your System Administrator, they will know what I'm talking about. If they'll do it, that's another story, they may have a few suggestions concerning your problem. They will give you the information you need and help you. Just let them know what you want.
Anthony Volpe
Contact your school's System Administrator. Usually, each user (person) is given a drive letter, "P" lets say and every one has their own "P" drive, usually hidden from others for personal use and not a publically accessible file folder on the server. Talk to your System Administrator, they will know what I'm talking about. If they'll do it, that's another story, they may have a few suggestions concerning your problem. They will give you the information you need and help you. Just let them know what you want.
Anthony Volpe
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