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Windows 10 Pro for Workstations can't access anonymous file share
How do you find what process is holding a file open in Windows?Anonymous file sharing without login window, from Windows 7 server to XP clientsSlow file copy to Windows 2008 R1 file shareAccess Windows file share between workstations in a Domain and a WorkgroupAnonymous access to SMB share hosted on Server 2008 R2 EnterpriseAccess denied error 3221225578 with file sharing to Windows serverAccess Windows file share over the internetCan't access windows file shareCannot Access Windows 2012R2 Shares from Windows 2003 ServerWhy does Windows prompt for credentials when accessing the C$ share, but not when accessing a regular folder share?
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Note: No domain is in use here, we don't have one created yet.
In our office we have a file server (A VM running Server Core 2016 with Desktop Experience) that hosts a number of file shares that are open to anyone. All steps here: (https://mariodivece.com/blog/2017/01/24/winserver-shares) were followed, and the shares are available anonymously to some people on the network.
However in our office we have 2 types of machines, whitebox machines running Windows 10 Pro (these can access the shares) and Dell Workstations running Windows 10 Pro for Workstations (These cannot access the shares)
I've tried net use \fileserversharename to see if I can get a better error message, but this just prompts for credentials.
I have enabled the setting Computer configurationadministrative templatesnetworkLanman Workstation
"Enable insecure guest logons"
How do I get these machines to be able to access the shares without credentials?
Edit: So I wanted to add a very odd finding, while I haven't been able to get rid of the credential prompt and just hitting Enter when it pops up doesn't work, users are able to enter ANYTHING into the username/password and get access.
windows file-sharing server-message-block
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Note: No domain is in use here, we don't have one created yet.
In our office we have a file server (A VM running Server Core 2016 with Desktop Experience) that hosts a number of file shares that are open to anyone. All steps here: (https://mariodivece.com/blog/2017/01/24/winserver-shares) were followed, and the shares are available anonymously to some people on the network.
However in our office we have 2 types of machines, whitebox machines running Windows 10 Pro (these can access the shares) and Dell Workstations running Windows 10 Pro for Workstations (These cannot access the shares)
I've tried net use \fileserversharename to see if I can get a better error message, but this just prompts for credentials.
I have enabled the setting Computer configurationadministrative templatesnetworkLanman Workstation
"Enable insecure guest logons"
How do I get these machines to be able to access the shares without credentials?
Edit: So I wanted to add a very odd finding, while I haven't been able to get rid of the credential prompt and just hitting Enter when it pops up doesn't work, users are able to enter ANYTHING into the username/password and get access.
windows file-sharing server-message-block
asked May 7 at 17:44
PatrickPatrick
62
add a comment |
Note: No domain is in use here, we don't have one created yet.
In our office we have a file server (A VM running Server Core 2016 with Desktop Experience) that hosts a number of file shares that are open to anyone. All steps here: (https://mariodivece.com/blog/2017/01/24/winserver-shares) were followed, and the shares are available anonymously to some people on the network.
However in our office we have 2 types of machines, whitebox machines running Windows 10 Pro (these can access the shares) and Dell Workstations running Windows 10 Pro for Workstations (These cannot access the shares)
I've tried net use \fileserversharename to see if I can get a better error message, but this just prompts for credentials.
I have enabled the setting Computer configurationadministrative templatesnetworkLanman Workstation
"Enable insecure guest logons"
How do I get these machines to be able to access the shares without credentials?
Edit: So I wanted to add a very odd finding, while I haven't been able to get rid of the credential prompt and just hitting Enter when it pops up doesn't work, users are able to enter ANYTHING into the username/password and get access.
windows file-sharing server-message-block
asked May 7 at 17:44
PatrickPatrick
62
Note: No domain is in use here, we don't have one created yet.
In our office we have a file server (A VM running Server Core 2016 with Desktop Experience) that hosts a number of file shares that are open to anyone. All steps here: (https://mariodivece.com/blog/2017/01/24/winserver-shares) were followed, and the shares are available anonymously to some people on the network.
However in our office we have 2 types of machines, whitebox machines running Windows 10 Pro (these can access the shares) and Dell Workstations running Windows 10 Pro for Workstations (These cannot access the shares)
I've tried net use \fileserversharename to see if I can get a better error message, but this just prompts for credentials.
I have enabled the setting Computer configurationadministrative templatesnetworkLanman Workstation
"Enable insecure guest logons"
How do I get these machines to be able to access the shares without credentials?
Edit: So I wanted to add a very odd finding, while I haven't been able to get rid of the credential prompt and just hitting Enter when it pops up doesn't work, users are able to enter ANYTHING into the username/password and get access.
windows file-sharing server-message-block
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Control PanelAll Control Panel ItemsNetwork and Sharing CenterAdvanced sharing settings
maybe check to make sure they are set the same with network discovery
answered May 8 at 0:07
Matt DMatt D
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Yes all are set to a private network, network discovery is on, password protected sharing is off. Settings in that panel are identical between the whitebox workstations and the Dells
– Patrick
May 8 at 14:47
Check out this page. Perhaps those machines have a saved credential somewhere that is causing an issue? (comment 2) bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/694537/…
– Matt D
May 9 at 0:23
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Control PanelAll Control Panel ItemsNetwork and Sharing CenterAdvanced sharing settings
maybe check to make sure they are set the same with network discovery
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Yes all are set to a private network, network discovery is on, password protected sharing is off. Settings in that panel are identical between the whitebox workstations and the Dells
– Patrick
May 8 at 14:47
Check out this page. Perhaps those machines have a saved credential somewhere that is causing an issue? (comment 2) bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/694537/…
– Matt D
May 9 at 0:23
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Control PanelAll Control Panel ItemsNetwork and Sharing CenterAdvanced sharing settings
maybe check to make sure they are set the same with network discovery
answered May 8 at 0:07
Matt DMatt D
362
Yes all are set to a private network, network discovery is on, password protected sharing is off. Settings in that panel are identical between the whitebox workstations and the Dells
– Patrick
May 8 at 14:47
Check out this page. Perhaps those machines have a saved credential somewhere that is causing an issue? (comment 2) bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/694537/…
– Matt D
May 9 at 0:23
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Control PanelAll Control Panel ItemsNetwork and Sharing CenterAdvanced sharing settings
maybe check to make sure they are set the same with network discovery
answered May 8 at 0:07
Matt DMatt D
362
Control PanelAll Control Panel ItemsNetwork and Sharing CenterAdvanced sharing settings
maybe check to make sure they are set the same with network discovery
answered May 8 at 0:07
Matt DMatt D
362
answered May 8 at 0:07
Matt DMatt D
362
answered May 8 at 0:07
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362
answered May 8 at 0:07
Matt DMatt D
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Yes all are set to a private network, network discovery is on, password protected sharing is off. Settings in that panel are identical between the whitebox workstations and the Dells
– Patrick
May 8 at 14:47
Check out this page. Perhaps those machines have a saved credential somewhere that is causing an issue? (comment 2) bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/694537/…
– Matt D
May 9 at 0:23
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Yes all are set to a private network, network discovery is on, password protected sharing is off. Settings in that panel are identical between the whitebox workstations and the Dells
– Patrick
May 8 at 14:47
Check out this page. Perhaps those machines have a saved credential somewhere that is causing an issue? (comment 2) bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/694537/…
– Matt D
May 9 at 0:23
Yes all are set to a private network, network discovery is on, password protected sharing is off. Settings in that panel are identical between the whitebox workstations and the Dells
– Patrick
May 8 at 14:47
Yes all are set to a private network, network discovery is on, password protected sharing is off. Settings in that panel are identical between the whitebox workstations and the Dells
– Patrick
May 8 at 14:47
Check out this page. Perhaps those machines have a saved credential somewhere that is causing an issue? (comment 2) bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/694537/…
– Matt D
May 9 at 0:23
Check out this page. Perhaps those machines have a saved credential somewhere that is causing an issue? (comment 2) bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/694537/…
– Matt D
May 9 at 0:23
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