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Going through a share without specifying creds can be done
in three ways that I can think of.
1. The domain userid you are logged on with and that gets
passed to (via kerberos or ntlm) is valid on the server and share you are
connecting to.
2. The userid and password being used is in sync with a
userid and password on the server being connected to (or domain if the server is
a dc).
3. Guest is enabled.
A null session share actually requires you to send null
creds which isn't the same as sending bad creds.
joe
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Sent: Friday, April 29, 2005 9:09 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [ActiveDir] File Share Access I am sorry about re-posting this
question, but we lost some e-mail here at my company and I would have missed any
responses to the original post. I am having a problem with accessing
a share on a server. The problem is that when I am logged onto a PC with a local
administrator account and I connect to a share on a certain server, the contents
of the share are displayed without me being prompted for a username/password to
make the connection. The problem is that since permissions are set on these
files/folders, I cannot access any of them when logged on with the local admin
account. When connecting to other server shares, I am prompted for a
username/pass, which I enter and am subsequently able to access
shares. I have looked into various settings
on the server, most notably the anonymous enumeration of shares, but nothing
helps. This share I am speaking of is a share cluster resource, but I am not
sure if this would have anything to do with it. Also, the everyone group is not
in the share or ntfs permissions anywhere. I would appreciate any help
provided. Thanks in
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