We have seen many cases like this in Vista. This is by design for the
security reason. This search result may give you more details.
Vista Permission IssuesVista issues By default, Vista administrative shares
eg C$, D$) are not shared by default for security reasons. You should create
your own shares to share . ...
www.chicagotech.net/vista/vistapermission.htm
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"MarcusB" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I am getting crazy. We connected our Windows 2008 to the domain. We made
>share, give share rights to everyone and in security added users. When we
>try to connect to the share by:
>
> \\Ipnumber\Share$
>
> It not work.
>
> When I disable firewall at all than I can access all shares from another
> machines in the network but when firewall is enabled than it does
> not work.
>
> In simple firewall setting File and printer sharing is enabled in
> exceptions
> But there is two entries for File and Printers sharing in Exceptions. In
> the other one Group Policy is Yes.
> What should I change in firewall to be able to access all shares on the
> server???
>
> I tried to change domain profile from group policy. I enabled inbound file
> and printer sharing exceptions. Then I check Firewall and it is still
> blocking:
>
> NetBIOS Datagram Service Profile:domain
> NetBIOs sesion service Profile:domain
> SMB over TCP Profile:domain
>
> What to do make action allow.
> I can not change it from the Windows Firewall and Advanced Security.
> When I click on the rule it says:
> This rule has been applied by the system administrator and cannot be
> modified.
>
> Anybody can help?
>
>
>
> Marcus B