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 2002-10-22, 23:11 |
SomeEverydayNobody 
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 Restricting a file.....
I was wondering if/how I could go about restricting a file in Win 2K, to the point where it would be practically like on another computer. I dont know if this i possible, but I know that there are programs that do things like create ghost drives, ghost printers, so would there be anything out there that can create a ghost network connection out there?
Like somehting that would allow em to make windows think this set of files is on a network computer, then put up tonnes of restrictions on it, and just try and fool around to see how secure windows really gets, as I may be setting up a small network sometime soon. As well it'de be fuin to try and get into the file.....
So if you know of anything I can do pelase, by all means share.
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2002-10-23, 01:18 |
CDG
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Re: Restricting a file.....
you can set the permission to the file to only be accesible by certain users if this is what you mean. I beleive you do this through the sharing and permission menu, however i am not certain. Please be aware that any administrator group user can view all files.
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