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Shared access to folders is always a troublesome problem, and there are always elusive problems.

Today, when using sharing in a "general" windwos2003 system with very few special settings, we encounter an old problem:

1. Both the client and the server have a default user name administrator, but the password is different.

2. The server shares a folder and specifies that the access user right is the gongxiang user name, and guest and other user accounts are prohibited.

3. The client accesses the shared folder of the server, logs in using the administrator account by default, does not prompt for a user name and password, and then prompts that there is no permission when accessing the shared folder.

How to avoid this phenomenon? Quite simply, let the client and server have only one administrator user name, and the other one can be renamed. But is there no other solution other than this awkward approach?

Scratching my head for a while, I remembered that when I was troubleshooting the sharing problem, there was a "stored username and password" in the control panel. The original is to prevent it from remembering the old password and deleting the content; today I want him to remember what password to use and add a specified user name and password to the specified address. After a little operation, it really works, and the username and password of this setting will take precedence over administrator.

Although the problem is solved, this approach is obviously not very secure. isn't there a pure manual mode that excludes all automatic (smart) means and requires a user name and password to be entered every time you log in?

Add: if you leave your password empty when you set up your account, you will be prompted for your password the next time you log in. Now I can see why XP requires users to use a custom name other than administrator when installed by default, because ordinary users log in as an administrator by default, which can cause problems for authentication and security in a network environment.

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