[CUBE] How do I set up Local Network password?

[George Pepper]

Go to Prefs/Sharing and make sure everything you want to share is set 
properly...

Use Prefs/Accounts to add users if you want, but I've never needed to 
do this: I have the same admin name and password for all of my 
computers...

Pep

On Saturday, March 20, 2004, at 12:50 AM, Snow White wrote:

> How do I set up Local Network password?
>
> OK, I know ow to use the GO menu in OSX 10.2.8 and 10.2.6 and my 
> shared volumes show up
>
> What I cannot do is log in.  I can use Guest Log-in and get the Public 
> Drop Box.  And I can read and write in it.  But I cannot log-in as a 
> registered user with a password.  It is always rejected.
>
> Where can I, on the serving computer (10.2) set up what the allowed 
> Network User Name and Password - so I can get past this problem and on 
> to a new one?
>
> Where can I set up what Files, Folders, HDs are shared and with what 
> Users on the serving computer?
>
> I look at Apple and everywhere I could think of for this info - and I 
> am sure it is right in front of me in the OS.  In OS 9 I could do this 
> all easily enough with the Share Control Panel and the Get Info Menu 
> to set read/write for what Network User, but now I cannot find the 
> equivalent controls.
>
> jj
>
>
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