how to enter to drive without sharing it

[MichaelMagdy]

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i have a network in my work

and as evrybody know

when we install a new windows the only folder will be auto sharing is shared doc

but i want any way to open any drive throw network like d: without sharing it

so

any help may i find

thanks

[cyberpyr8]

By default drives are assigned the driveletter$ share. In your case D$. You could get to them by typing \\computername\d$. You have to have admin rights on that remote computer to do that. There really isn't any other way to get to remote drives through the network without sharing it somehow. The other way to see it would be remote desktop or VNC.

[MichaelMagdy]

@'cyberpyr8'

thanks for your post

have to have admin rights on that remote computer to do that. There really isn't any other way to get to remote drives through the network without sharing it somehow

you mean to log in in administrator not like users

The other way to see it would be remote desktop or VNC.

how can i do the remote

and could you explain the VNC

[Gouki]

About the VNC type applications, it pretty easy to understand.

Using VNC, you need to install a 'Server' and a Client. The 'server' gets installed on the machines you wish to remotly administer, and the Cliente is what you use to gain access to it. This allows you to configure a machine like you where seating right on fron of it.

There are different 'flavours' of VNC. I dont fully know all of them but someone here in the Board can give you better details of each one.

I'll give you 3 'types' of VNC:

RealVNC

TightVNC

UltraVNC

Hope this helps you. Take care.

[jaclaz]

Yes, you need to have Administrator privileges.

You can directly type the address of the network drive in the explorer address bar, something like:

\\10.2.7.2\d$

\\OtherPC\d$

or you can use an utility such as this one (FREEWARE):

http://www.softperfect.com/

http://www.softperfect.com/products/networkscanner/

jaclaz

[MichaelMagdy]

@Gouki

i like have a look on it

@jaclaz

i will try it now

thanks for every one how try to help me

may god bless all of you

[MichaelMagdy]

i did it all in administrator

and follow the address

\\10.0.0.2\d$

but this msg apper

so any help

[jaclaz]

i did it all in administrator

Well, no, from your screenshot you are doing it as ERINI\Guest.

You must be Administrator (i.e. have Administrator privileges) on TARGET machine as well.

If the Administrator account (i.e. the one with Administrator privileges) has NOT the same Password/Login on BOTH machines, you need to give Password/Login of the TARGET PC, otherwise you will have access denied.

jaclaz

[xecuterbox]

windows xp defaults as guest account sometimes

try this-works for me on my laptop to pc...they have different passwords

start ... run ... cmd

type

NET USE L: \\10.0.0.10

If your not logged in as the same user/password you then get the followng:

The password is invalid for \\computer\D$.

Enter the user name for 'computer':

and go to my computer and then L

When your finished run cmd, type

NET USE L: /D /Y

hope this works for you

[MichaelMagdy]

@jaclaz

no that's not right

i did it from administrator

as the following pic show

mayby i will try ths pass windows trick

@xecuterbox

i'm afried that i didn't understand you very well

but the follow pic will let you know more about what i'm trying to say.

@xecuterbox

i'm afraid that i didn't understand you very well

but the follow pic will let you know more about what i'm trying to say.

[jaclaz]

From the posted images it seems to me that:

1) you are logged in your local PC as Mariam...

2) you try to connect to remote PC

3) the Remote PC has NOT a user called Mariam..., so it DEFAULTS to Guest

I may be wrong, but as said:

1) the "Mariam..." account on LOCAL PC must have Administrator Rights (after you have succeeded you can try with a non-admin user)

2) an account "Mariam..." MUST exist on REMOTE PC

3) the "Mariam..." account on REMOTE PC must have Administrator Rights

You should check that on the REMOTE PC, if you login locally with the "Mariam..." account you have READ/WRITE permissions for that drive.

Read these articles:

http://www.quepublishing.com/articles/arti...sp?p=30421&rl=1

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechn...ilesharing.mspx

jaclaz

[MichaelMagdy]

@jaclaz

thanks for keeping touch with me

i will read the two links

1) you are logged in your local PC as Mariam...

2) you try to connect to remote PC

1) you are logged in your local PC as Mariam...

2) you try to connect to remote PC

that's right

1) the "Mariam..." account on LOCAL PC must have Administrator Rights (after you have succeeded you can try with a non-admin user)

that's right

2) an account "Mariam..." MUST exist on REMOTE PC

3) the "Mariam..." account on REMOTE PC must have Administrator Rights

You should check that on the REMOTE PC

how can i do it?

Read these articles:

http://www.quepublishing.com/articles/arti...sp?p=30421&rl=1

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechn...ilesharing.mspx

i will my friend , sorry for bothering you

and may god bless you

bye

[jaclaz]

how can i do it?

I would suggest WALKING to the remote computer, log in as Administrator (or as a user with Administartive rights), create an account as "Mariam...", give to it Administrator rights, reboot computer, test if the user "Mariam..." can locally access the drive then WALK BACK to your machine and try again the connection.

Once you have done this succesfully, you can try limiting the rights of the "Mariam..." user on both machines until you have left just enough needed rights.

jaclaz

[MichaelMagdy]

@jaclaz

I would suggest WALKING to the remote computer, log in as Administrator (or as a user with Administartive rights), create an account as "Mariam...", give to it Administrator rights, reboot computer, test if the user "Mariam..." can locally access the drive then WALK BACK to your machine and try again the connection.

you mean to go to control panel --> users Account--> then give Mariam Account an Administrator rights like the attechment file

yes that what i did it as Mariam with Administrator

\\Mariam\d$

it's open the drive

but with i try

\\ERINI\d$

I got the pic in my post nu.10

waiting your advise to solve this problem.

thanks

[jaclaz]

I am lost at this point....

Let see if I understand what you should have:

a.) A computer that I call "local", whose name is "XXXXXX" with IP address 10.2.7.x

a.1) A user account with Administrator rights in this "local" computer ("XXXXXX") called Marian whose login is "Marian" and whose password is "Yourpass"

b.) A computer that I call "remote", whose name is "ERINI" with IP address 10.2.7.2

b.1) A user account with Administrator rights in this "remote" computer ("ERINI") called Marian whose login is "Marian" and whose password is "Yourpass"

If you don't have the above situation, please post the corresponding information.

jaclaz