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im sharing some files on a network (windows 2000 here) and was wondering how to restrict a specific user on the network from acessing my files. :tazz:
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Go to the permissions properties and add the user and set his/her permission to DENY READ, WRITE, FULL CONTROL
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thats the problem, when i go to add the user, its not listed. it only looks in my computer and wont allow me to look elsewhere...
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why exactly are you not wanting to share with this particular user? What kind of network is this? Domain or workgroup?
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the user i want to deny access to is under WORKGROUP. i have a lot of entertainment stuff which is distracting this guy from his studys and hes gonna flunk out if i dont cut him off :tazz: i can find his computer on the network under workgroup, but not in the permissions property for the files

Edited by -polarbear, 21 February 2006 - 07:05 PM.

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and must you share this stuff with everyone else? How many people must this stuff be shared with?
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not that many, only a few use it mayb 3-5 people
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In a workgroup setting, if you know his log on name, create that user account on your machine and lock his permissions down

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Remove the everyone group and create USER accounts for everyone else, then allow only them by adding them to the permission share
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k thanks ill try that
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