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I am trying to set up a POP3 server on W2K and allow users to dial in
via the modem to collect their mail. I do not want to allow them to be
able to do anything else while connected.
I have set up an incoming connection and it all works fine except that
the user can still issue a "net use" command and connect to a shared
drive on the network.
On the properties of the Incoming Connection > TCP/IP properties I have
removed the tick from "Allow callers to access my local area network"
and still they can get to my network shares.
Also, on the Networking Components I have tried to remove the tick from
"File and Printer sharing" but it does not let me - the only option is
to stop the "server" process which then kills *all* network activity.
Why cannot I stop this just for this connection? For the LAN connection
I can remove the tick without any bother.
Thanks.
via the modem to collect their mail. I do not want to allow them to be
able to do anything else while connected.
I have set up an incoming connection and it all works fine except that
the user can still issue a "net use" command and connect to a shared
drive on the network.
On the properties of the Incoming Connection > TCP/IP properties I have
removed the tick from "Allow callers to access my local area network"
and still they can get to my network shares.
Also, on the Networking Components I have tried to remove the tick from
"File and Printer sharing" but it does not let me - the only option is
to stop the "server" process which then kills *all* network activity.
Why cannot I stop this just for this connection? For the LAN connection
I can remove the tick without any bother.
Thanks.