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I would like to pass this issue by anyone "Cross Platform" savvy in this
particular "Getting Online & Networking" discussion group. I am running
a heterogeneous network of Mactel, Macintosh PPC and Wintel computers.
The Mactel computer is an Intel Core Duo Mac mini running "Tiger"
v10.4.9, the PPC computer is a G4 "Gigabit Ethernet" also running
"Tiger" v10.4.9, the Wintel computer, I have two, one runs MSWXPProSP2
Pentium IV 1.8GHz and the other runs MSW2KProSP4 Pentium III 733 MHz.
On the MSW2KProSP4 whenever I want to connect to any of the other
computers on the network, I must authenticate to be able to get the
computer to be shared. The same is said for any of the Macintoshes as
well. My question is this. Is there a way to get the Macintosh
computers and the Wintel running MSW2KProSP4 to automatically mount the
other computers, called network shares without forcing me to
authenticate everytime? The only computer that remebers the
authenticated session and mounts the drives everytime is the
MSWXPProSP2. Any help appreciated.
particular "Getting Online & Networking" discussion group. I am running
a heterogeneous network of Mactel, Macintosh PPC and Wintel computers.
The Mactel computer is an Intel Core Duo Mac mini running "Tiger"
v10.4.9, the PPC computer is a G4 "Gigabit Ethernet" also running
"Tiger" v10.4.9, the Wintel computer, I have two, one runs MSWXPProSP2
Pentium IV 1.8GHz and the other runs MSW2KProSP4 Pentium III 733 MHz.
On the MSW2KProSP4 whenever I want to connect to any of the other
computers on the network, I must authenticate to be able to get the
computer to be shared. The same is said for any of the Macintoshes as
well. My question is this. Is there a way to get the Macintosh
computers and the Wintel running MSW2KProSP4 to automatically mount the
other computers, called network shares without forcing me to
authenticate everytime? The only computer that remebers the
authenticated session and mounts the drives everytime is the
MSWXPProSP2. Any help appreciated.