![]() Then you can give permissions to the server users/groups and if a user connects from the network with existing username/password combination, access is granted. If you use a workgroup, you create user accounts with the same usernames and password combinations like on your local PCs and optionally create groups where those users are members (on the server). This is your problem which you must fix first: I know, the setup is far from optimal.for now. It seems I can only choose users from the parent object (the server) to give access to - or 'Everyone' which I have now. ![]() ![]() ![]() I want someone to have a shortcut on their desktop (not RDP) and be able to drop their confidential files into the folder, though naturally I don't want the rest of the company to be able to see the contents of this folder The machine was part of a different build process - so doesn't initially have any of the same local admin accounts that everything else has. We have a machine in our server room that we use as a share - how can I password protect a shared folder on this machine so that only 1 or 2 users (out of 30) will be able to access?Įverybody uses the same user log ins for their machine (WorkUser1) - so I cannot simply add the WorkUser1 account as having shared/owner access We are currently running a group of machines where (for now) everybody logs in locally, with no network accounts, and no active directory (as of yet), there are generic usernames and passwords on all the machines.
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