[Xitami] seperate drives

[Marc Doigny]

Hello !

In windows, a service runs normally as "LOCAL SERVICE".
This default user has access to all local resources, like printers and drives.
However, it has no access to network resources.

On your w2k server, locate the Xitami service 
(start/programs/administrative tools/services), it's at the end.
DoubleClick on it, select the second tab ("log on"). There you have 
probably "local system account" checked.
Click "this account" and enter the parameters for a valid user (with password).
Restart the service, and it will work.

Marc



At 18:41 10/10/03, you wrote:
>Yes win2k running as a service. I'm not sure I understand you second
>suggestion. I have access to all network resources. I thought your other
>message said to use UNC. What makes a diff between a user that has access to
>network resources or Administrator with access to network resources?
>
>I am a bit confused now.
>
>Ron


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