Computer Hope
Microsoft => Microsoft Windows => Windows Server => Topic started by: ksbsantoshkumar on March 26, 2012, 01:38:59 AM
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Computers under domain are able to access each other's computer without any password prompt through shared folders. All the users are having non-admin rights. I have also checked credential manager for any stored password.
I want every time if a system tries to access other's it should prompt for username/password. Nothing is working for me. Can anyone help me to resolve this issue.
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Sounds like all users are set up as local administrators on every machine - or worse, as domain administrators. Check group membership in AD.
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All the systems are under normal domain user group, no local or no domain admin accounts are there.
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How are the shared folders set up? Guest access allowed?
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My point is system is accessible whether shared folder is there or not. It should not be accessible by other system.
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When you browse to another computer, what shares do you see listed? None? Or some?
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All machines are showing.
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Yes, but when you browse to the machine, what SHARES are showing?
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Where I share data it shows and able to access the data, where I don't share there also its able to access the system but not the data.
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In that case, it's working as intended. You can't simultaneously hide the presence of the devices on the network AND make them available for password-based access. By "able to access the system" I presume you mean that you can "see" the computer, but not actually do anything else with it.
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I want this password-based access only. Could you please help me to do this.
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By "able to access the system" I presume you mean that you can "see" the computer, but not actually do anything else with it.
Am I right?
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Ya, you are.
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Then you have password-based access. This is the way it's supposed to work. It is hard for a user to connect to a machine that is invisible on the network, with or without a password...