What???

Did you say you're using bootleg software in school?

Jeff






On Tuesday, September 5, 2006 at 9:50 am, Josh wrote:

>I am currently in a school where there is windows 2003 server is set up on the server 

>computer. I brought a new computer there, installed win xp pro and it automatically 

>picked up the server and i was blocked out by the admin (not being able to download, 

>play games etc) so i installed windows xp home. perfect! open internet connection 

>and no admin controlling me. I shared 2 of the hard drives, and named the computer 

>server2 . i then downloaded and installed everything that i could not run on any 

>other computer then logged on to another computer and opened my computer and in 
the 

>adress bar typed \\server2 and it opened it and i was able to run the programs. 
The 

>thing is everybody knows about it and i would like some control of who uses it like 

>a password or something. xp home will not allow me to do this and xp pro auto connects 

>to the server so it wont work. i decided to get a windows 2003 server disk and now 

>i am about to install this into my computer. my questions are 

>

>1. Will i be able to add a password for access to \\server2

>2. Will it mess with the other server?

>3. Is it possible to install it without every computer in the school having the 
log 

>on screen log on to our server, because it needs to stay on the real admin's server 

>or i'll get in a lot of shit:S (i would like to access the hard drive the same method, 

>typing in \\server2, not logging in on a log in screen) 

• Reply or follow-up to this message

• Search this forum
• Start a new thread on a different subject

• Report abuse of the forum