Network Fault Analysis in WinXP Operating System
User authentication problem of Windows 98/2000/XP/2003 Windows access XP
First of all about enabling Guest why can't access:
· by default, disable the Guest account
· by default, the local security policy Windows XP banned Guest users from network access
· by default, the local security policy and security options, account: the use of a null password users can only console login is enabled, that is to say, any account empty password cannot access only local logins from the network, the Guest default null password.
So, if you need to use the Guest user access to XP, to carry out the above three settings: security policy to enable Guest, modify the security policy to allow Guest access from the network, disable 3 or add a password to the Guest.
Sometimes encountered another situation: when accessing the XP, login user name dialog box is gray, is always a Guest user, enter a different user account cannot be.
The reason is that this security policy at the time (the local security policy management tools - > - > Security Options - > "network access: sharing and security model for local accounts"). By default, XP access mode is "guests only" approach, then you visit it, of course, is fixed as input to the other user account Guest cannot.
Therefore, access to XP is the most simple: do not enable Guest, only to amend the above security strategy as "classic" on the line. The other system access XP can enter their account information.
As for the visit of 2003, 2003 disable default Guest, but not sharing XP that hate default stultify oneself guests, so you can directly enter the username and password access.
A small office LAN, is WinXP system, can the network, can also see the other computer, but can't see each other shared computer prompt network path may be incorrect, or you do not have permission to use the network is probably meant I remember not too clear!! To guest account I also enabled the WinXP firewall! The IP address is closed, no problem!! We hope to analyze!! Thank you very much!
The reason: there is security strategy in Win2000/XP.
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Sometimes, Win2000/XP "smart" over the head, although we have enabled the Guest account, from Win98 but still cannot access the Win2000/XP, such as the use of similar Rising Firewall bug fixes, it will modify the "deny access to this computer from the network" strategy, according to the following method to modify the back:
Start - > computer running - > gpedit.msc - > configuration - > windows - > Settings > local policy user rights assignment - > delete "deny access to this computer from the network" in the guest user.
