Sign in to vote. Hi We have a network that have a server with windows server r2 and clients with windows 7 and Windows XP SP3 , we have Avira antivirus , all server's an client's windows firewalls are disabled. Saturday, November 19, PM. Monday, December 12, PM. You have not reveal importand information. Not sure where you want to share resources, on the client or server side. If you have firewall disabled, there is no limit - ports are opened.
Regards Milos. Sunday, November 20, AM. Hi , Thanx for your attention 1 - We have a domain 2 - We like a normal user can share any folder on client and set the permissions , and we don't add any user localy 3 , 4 - The Avira has it's own firewall and there isn't any block port , but when a normal user right click on a folder "sharing and security" option doesn't show.
Sharing local resources brings some administrative hurdles and I would avoid work like this. Thanx a lot 1 - Where is the simple sharing. Can I disable it from domain group policy? Sunday, November 20, PM. Thanx for your attention I'm the admin of domain , I set the policy that prevent users from using cmd , and the policy that prevent users from using run. Follow C Corner to learn more new and amazing things about Windows Thanks for reading.
View All. Onkar Sharma Updated date Apr 26, By using the Command Prompt Admin , the user can easily enable or disable file and printer sharing option. A To turn off disable the file and printer sharing option, type the following command in the command prompt.
B To turn on the file and printer sharing, type the following command in the command prompt. By using Windows PowerShell, the user can easily enable or disable file and printer sharing option. Open Windows PowerShell Admin. A To turn off disable the File and printer sharing option for different profiles, type the following command in the Windows PowerShell Admin. B To turn on enable the File and printer sharing option for different profiles, type the following command in the Windows PowerShell Admin.
With the help of the Control Panel, the user can easily enable or disable file and printer sharing option. If the users want to turn on enable the file and printer sharing option, then they also should have to enable turn on the "File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks" option.
By following any of the above methods, you can enable or disable the file and printer sharing option in Windows Next Recommended Reading. Net Core 6. If the configuration is successful a summary screen similar to the one illustration in the following figure will be displayed:.
By default, shared folders are listed when users browse for shared resources. From time to time, however, it may be necessary to share a folder but have it hidden such that only users who know of its existence can access it by referencing the share name.
This concept is known as hidden share access. The most important point to note about hidden shares is that it does nothing to prevent access other than hiding the fact that the share exists. If, for example, a user learns of the existence of a hidden share perhaps because another user tells them about it , and the share permissions are such that they have access to the folder, the fact that it is hidden will do nothing to keep the user out of that folder.
Share permissions are applied when access is made via the network. When shared files and folders are accessed locally from the server on which they reside these permissions serve no purpose.
File and folder permissions, on the other hand, take effect both when accessing files and folders both locally and over the network. In the case of network access to shared files and folders, the shared permissions are applied first, followed by any file and folder permissions. The key issue to note is that file and folder permissions provide a far greater level of control over access than the more general permissions options provided by share permissions. In this section, share permissions will be covered.
Share permissions are granted on a per user and per group basis. In addition to allowing a cap on the number of concurrent users accessing a share to be defined, share permissions also provide three permission options, each of which can be set to Allow or Deny :. Permissions are cumulative in that a user will inherit the permissions of all the groups of which he or she is a member.
If a permission is Denied, however, it overrides any cases where that permission may have been granted. For example, if a user is a member of a group where full control is provided over a folder, and also a member of a second group where full control is specifically denied, the user will be denied full control regardless of the fact that it was granted in the first group.
To configure share permissions, start Computer Management, connect to a remote server if not working on local shares, unfold System Tools and select Shares to list all currently shared folders.
To configure share permissions for a folder, select it from the list, right click and select Properties. In the properties dialog select the Share Permissions tab as illustrated in the following figure:.
This screen displays the current share permissions and provides the ability to configure additional permission controls.
To change the settings for a currently configured group or user select the user from the list, modify the permissions accordingly and click on Apply to commit the changes. To add permissions for a specific user or group click the Add button and enter one or more users or groups into the text box separating multiple entries with a semi-colon and click on Check Names to verify the names are correct.
Click on OK to return to the properties dialog where the added users and groups will appear in the list. Once again, select each name in turn and configure the desired share permissions. Finally, click Apply to commit the new permissions. Jump to: navigation , search. Navigation menu Personal tools. Namespaces Page Discussion. Views Read View source View history.
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