1. Sharing requirements
Generally used within a local area network
1. Physically on the same local area network
- same company network
- same family network
- Host connected to the same mobile hotspot
2. Logically in the same LAN
- You can directly ping the other party's host (can access it directly)
2. Sharing permissions
1. Sharing permissions
- Generally set to everyone full control
2. NTFS permissions
- Refined settings
3. The user’s final permission to access the server from the network
- The communication part of sharing permissions and NTFS permissions
Example:
Zhang San’s sharing permissions are read, and the NTFS permissions are read and write Enter, Zhang San’s final permission to access the share from the network is to read
Frequent setting method: set the maximum share permissions, and set the NTFS permissions in refined settings
Example: a>
Zhang San’s share permission setting is full control, NTFS permission setting is read, Zhang San’s final permission to access the share from the network is read - The sharing permission settings have a everyone group by default. Everyone represents everyone. Generally, the sharing permissions are set to full control.
3. Access sharing
\\服务器ip地址
\\服务器的主机名
ipconfig -all #可查主机名WINDOWS+R
4. The relationship between sharing and local security policies
Sharing and security model for local accounts
If you change it to guest only, you must enable the guest user. Now when you access it, you can see the folder directly without entering the account number and password, but you can't see anything because the guest user does not have permissions in the NTFS permission settings.
Application scenarios:
Internal company files: Create different users for each employee and set different permissions for each user.
Company printer: Use it directly as a guest, and you can directly connect to the printer without entering an account number when accessing.