I have a Windows Server 2003 file server set up at home in a workgroup.
I'd like to have one or two shares that are completey open to anyone on
the LAN without requiring or prompting for a login.
So far I've had no luck in implementing this. I've:
- Given Everyone Full Control permission on the share.
- Given ANONYMOUS LOGON Full Control permission on the share.
- Given Everyone Modify permission to the shared folder.
- Given ANONYMOUS LOGON Modify permission to the shared folder.
- Added the share to Local Security Settings/Local Policies/Security
Options/Network access: Shares that can be accessed anomymously.
From an XP Pro client on the network I can browse the workgroup and see
the server, but on clicking on the server I'm prompted for a login.
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