network access and security updates

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Hi all,

I've got a problem in accessing folders that are set to be accessed over the
network. Since I installed the february security updates I cannot access them
anymore on the computer that has installed the updates (they are shown but if
one clicks on them to open them it is said that one doesn't have the right to
access them). It worked on the computer that hadn't installed these updates
until I installed them. Now I don't have a way anymore to exchange files
between these computers. Does anybody know anything about that?

Best,
Mat
 
Mat said:
Hi all,

I've got a problem in accessing folders that are set to be accessed
over the network. Since I installed the february security updates I
cannot access them anymore on the computer that has installed the
updates (they are shown but if one clicks on them to open them it is
said that one doesn't have the right to access them). It worked on the
computer that hadn't installed these updates until I installed them.
Now I don't have a way anymore to exchange files between these
computers. Does anybody know anything about that?

Best,
Mat

Here's some information I found from another MVP:

KB885250, an update from 2/8/2005 can cause file and printer sharing
problems under Windows networking and SAMBA.

XP SP2 clients seem unaffected, the issue surfacing for XP SP1 clients
with this hotfix applied. If your attempt to use SMB shares seems
compromised after last week's hotfixes, remove KB885250.

See this MS Knowledge Base article:

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/ms05-011.mspx

Check in the section "Vulnerability Details, Workarounds" for several
approaches to providing the protection of the hotfix without using the
hotfix.

HTH,

Malke
 
Manuel said:
xp sp 2 is also affected by the bugs in kb885250. Search on kb885250.
Thanks, Manuel. I replied to your post in the other group. I've made the
changes to my notes and as I said to you in the other group, I have not
experienced the problems first-hand on my own network.

Good luck,

Malke
 

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