Elroy Jetson
Little Dipper School
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- 31 Oct 2002
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Background:
We have an NT network running here, and occasionally get visitors with laptops (running XP) using this network, but they don't log onto the domain, but to a work group and have thus access to all the resources on the net.
The problem:
While these people have access to all the resources, we cannot connect to their laptops, because they are not part of the domain (so sharing a folder does not work).
I used to know how to connect to the root C$ of a computer that is not part of the domain, but I forgot how to do it. It was some kind of a DOS command, and I was even possible to map the C$ as a network drive.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Regards, EJ
We have an NT network running here, and occasionally get visitors with laptops (running XP) using this network, but they don't log onto the domain, but to a work group and have thus access to all the resources on the net.
The problem:
While these people have access to all the resources, we cannot connect to their laptops, because they are not part of the domain (so sharing a folder does not work).
I used to know how to connect to the root C$ of a computer that is not part of the domain, but I forgot how to do it. It was some kind of a DOS command, and I was even possible to map the C$ as a network drive.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Regards, EJ