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Dan
I have a home network set up with a Linux server and three other
"client" machines. One is an Apple powerbook (OSX 10.3.9) and the other
two computers have windows 2000 on them. My problem is that I can't
figure out how to get Windows2000 to remember the username and password
when logining into either another 2000 computer or the os x box. If I
am logged into 2000 and I connect to another 2000 computer (or OSX), a
username/password box pops up and I enter the info and then can access
that computer, but as soon as I restart or logout and try to again
access that computer, I have to enter the info again. I've looked but I
can't seem to find the option to always remember the username and
password for other computers (For example, OS X stores this info in the
Keychain). I know this isn't the best for security, but it's my own LAN
and I care more about the convenience. Does anyone know how I can
enable this? Thanks so much!
-Dan
"client" machines. One is an Apple powerbook (OSX 10.3.9) and the other
two computers have windows 2000 on them. My problem is that I can't
figure out how to get Windows2000 to remember the username and password
when logining into either another 2000 computer or the os x box. If I
am logged into 2000 and I connect to another 2000 computer (or OSX), a
username/password box pops up and I enter the info and then can access
that computer, but as soon as I restart or logout and try to again
access that computer, I have to enter the info again. I've looked but I
can't seem to find the option to always remember the username and
password for other computers (For example, OS X stores this info in the
Keychain). I know this isn't the best for security, but it's my own LAN
and I care more about the convenience. Does anyone know how I can
enable this? Thanks so much!
-Dan