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| Vista Ultimate 32, Ultimate 64, Server 2008 | File sharing vs Password protected file sharing In Vista, what happens when you enable password protected file sharing over normal file sharing? I realize it requires credentials but what is changed on the system to require this? If I enable just File Sharing (and not the password protected option) and have the share/NTFS permissions set for a user, connecting to the share fails as it never prompts for the username/password. When you turn on password protected sharing you are prompted then for a username/password. What I want to know is what changes on the system to then prompt for credentials? Same thing in reverse. If I set the 'require password for sharing' and have the group 'Everyone' in the share and NTFS permissions I am still prompted for credentials if I connect. Thanks! Todd |
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