Ben,
Couple of our security QA folks are on training. This is being
investigated - I'll get back to you soon.
thanks,
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Simon Skaria [MSFT]
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"ben" <ben@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Simon,
> We have tried it in a couple of situations, all machines running xp sp2,
> all
> have winfs beta 1 installed. All have shared the default store, and have
> created a new store and shared it also. All report:
>
> "\\machinename\store folder is not accessible. You might not have
> permission to use this netowrk resource. Contact the administartor of
> this
> server to find out if you have access permissions. Access is denied."
>
> All machines we are administrators on, with other folders shared and fully
> accessible though explorer. The machine combinations we have tried are:
>
> 1. Between two xp2 machines, one on our domain, one off the domain
> 2. Two tablet pc's, one on the domain, one not.
> 3. A regular pc and a tablet, both on the domain
> 4. A tablet on the domain, and a pc off the domain
>
> Each instance reports the same message as above. McAfee enterprise 7.1 is
> running on all of the machines along with Microsoft anti-spyware/Windows
> Defender. We have vs2005 installed on a couple of the machines also, but
> not
> all.
>
> If there is anything else I can add please let me know. Thanks again.
>
> -ben