Re: [PLUG] hide windows resource

[Ron Kaye Jr <rekaye1005@verizon.net>]

 how would a guest know a sharename?
of course, even better, disable file and print sharing.
hope this is kosher ... just curious ... are you related to ron and chris?

 
 
 Ron Kaye Jr 
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On 01/27/13, Michael Leone wrote:

On Sun, Jan 27, 2013 at 2:51 PM, Ron Kaye Jr <rekaye1005@verizon.net> wrote:
> we do have consensus.
> the consultant is clueless.
>
> the church computer resource can be hidden on the windows network.
> for win xp for example,
>
>
>
> If you want to share files from a XP computer but you want to remove it
> from showing up in the Network Neighborhood, follow the next steps:
>
>
> 1. Click Start -> Run and type cmd and click OK.
>
> 2. In the command prompt box type the following command:
> net config server /hidden:yes3. Now your XP computer is hidden in the Network Neighborhood
>
> similarly for windows 7, 8
> cant see it, cant use it
> 30 second solution

Stick a $ at the end of the share name you want to see, and you can see it.

Hidden share names are like hidden SSIDs - they are somewhat effective
against noobs who don't know any better.

NTFS permissions are a much better and safer solution, if you don't
want to go the route of a router with 2 networks (like a protected
zone and a DMZ zone).
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