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Hi buddies
I have an issue for logging in/out of the network for which expert advice is needed. I am using Windows XP in a LAN of about 15 clients (XP/98) and a server running NT 4. All the clients are configured as workgroup. When accessing data on the NT Server, it prompts for username and password, which is ok. However, I want to logout and then login as a different user. I can do so only if I logout of XP. Is there any way that I could login to the NT resources as a different user, without logging out of Windows XP? Thank in advance. Cheers. First Man |
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"First Man" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed) om... > Hi buddies > > I have an issue for logging in/out of the network for which expert > advice is needed. > > I am using Windows XP in a LAN of about 15 clients (XP/98) and a > server running NT 4. All the clients are configured as workgroup. > > When accessing data on the NT Server, it prompts for username and > password, which is ok. However, I want to logout and then login as a > different user. I can do so only if I logout of XP. Is there any way > that I could login to the NT resources as a different user, without > logging out of Windows XP? Thank in advance. > > Cheers. |
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"First Man" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed) om... > Hi buddies > > I have an issue for logging in/out of the network for which expert > advice is needed. > > I am using Windows XP in a LAN of about 15 clients (XP/98) and a > server running NT 4. All the clients are configured as workgroup. > > When accessing data on the NT Server, it prompts for username and > password, which is ok. However, I want to logout and then login as a > different user. I can do so only if I logout of XP. Is there any way > that I could login to the NT resources as a different user, without > logging out of Windows XP? Thank in advance. > > Cheers. If security is not an issue, turn the NT servers 'Guest' account on, and add the Guest account to the Administrators or Power users group. Cheers Paul. |
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"First Man" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed) om... > Hi buddies > > I have an issue for logging in/out of the network for which expert > advice is needed. > > I am using Windows XP in a LAN of about 15 clients (XP/98) and a > server running NT 4. All the clients are configured as workgroup. > > When accessing data on the NT Server, it prompts for username and > password, which is ok. However, I want to logout and then login as a > different user. I can do so only if I logout of XP. Is there any way > that I could login to the NT resources as a different user, without > logging out of Windows XP? Thank in advance. You can set a user-id and psw on the NT server and give it pemissions to access the directories/files as needed. Then when you're prompted to login from the XP machine, you give that NT user-id and psw. You can still remain logged into the XP machine with the original user-id and psw you used to log into the machine. You can also use the Autenticated User Account on the NT Server too in a WorkGroup p2p setup. You can search Google or dogpile.com for more info on how to(s) setup a Autenticated User Account on shared files and directories. http://www.windowsitpro.com/Web/Arti...581/23581.html Duane ![]() |
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Like I want a Webcam HO like you?
You're too much of a *dog-ett* and in general you're gutter trash. ;-) Duane ![]() |
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K-Crack Smoker wrote:
>> I'd quit smoking but everyone hates a quiter. >> My mother was smoking *crack* when she had me. >> And I cannot quit smoking *crack* and I stay-up 24/7 >> acting like a *crack* smoking *fool* that I am. >> I am what I am. >> *D* is going to leave a *crack* smoking clown like me alone. >> He does not have the time to continue to mess around with a >> Crack head. K-Crack Smoker and I need some....... |
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Duane Arnold wrote:
> K-Crack (E-Mail Removed), wrote in message > >> I am not a hypochondriac. I've been struggling with many different >> issues for the past 15 years. It started with depression, then came the >> panic attacks, hypothyroidism, cholera, malaria, lung cancer, kidney >> stones, multiple sclerosis, diabetes, streptococcal septicemia, >> tuberculosis, and now fibromyalgia. Having educated myself online with >> these illnesses I've learned that I have most all of the traits for >> ADD. I have made an appointment with a psychiatrist for an ADD >> diagnosis. I'll pay you $1.00 per dexamphetamine -- #! I hate to see you go, but I LOVE to watch you leave. |
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I beg you not to look and just put everything down and step back and seek help. http://www.drugtestsuccess.com/cocaine.htm Don't run out the door you'll bust your heart and drop dead with everything you have taken to-date and no sleep. It's my last parting shot K-Cocaine-Nut. Ol'lay |
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You can pull that *crack* pipe out your ass K-Crack and stop smoking it like that. You have been smoking it on the wrong end - K-Stupid. Didn't you read the crack pipe user manual? You call yourself the sharpest Top-Cunt on the Internet? Hey, don't wash the pipe off savor the moment and slobber on it then you can really go off the deep-end in the NG(s). ;-) |
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