Once the new policy is set, you must link your new gpo it to the location the user is found, if in active directory users, link to the domain in Group policy manager.
Optionally, you may increase the security or only set this to certain shares only by defining the policy "network access: shares that can be accessed anonymously" but this more secure option won't work if you are needing the password protection off to access a database that doesn't use the same ports as file sharing such as all SQL settings do for instance. "network access: sharing and security model for local accounts" and set it to "guest only". "accounts: guest account status" and set to enabled Under "computer config> policies> windows settings> security settings> local policies> security options" you will find all the following options: Never edit default domain policy, messing that one up can require network overhaul and sever reload at times, best to not touch.
This is supoosed to be on and is by default in domain settings, and is off and available to toggle when not joined to a domain, so while called differently, it should be the password protected sharing option you are looking for. Even internet attacks will act like an approved network user permission. Guest account enable is one way as stated but in the same group policy area mentioned there is another setting that more closely resembles the question but will carry the same burden of "unsecure and unsafe" to alter this for the whole PC sharing what you wanted to share.
0 kommentar(er)
