Actually SFS is safer (IF certain conditions are met, such as
not sharing the WHOLE C drive or the critical folders) because
the **ONLY** network log on allowed is the guest account. Admin
or local user accounts can not be used for network log on. One
can not get to the "admin shares" (C$) either.
SFS would be much safer if MS did NOT allow sharing the whole c
drive or any critical folders. Right now only a warning is
presented, but the share is permitted.
On Mon, 7 Aug 2006, Hugh Gundersen wrote:
On Sun, 6 Aug 2006 22:18:43 -0400, you wrote:
Bernie
You seem to be making a rod for your own back!
Don't present problems where there isn't any. If only you,
your partner and a guest use this printer and you actually
trust each other then use Simple File Sharing on the machines
and make sure the computer connected to the printer is
actually switched on.
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