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

[Bill Fox]

Is the serving computer running the client or Server version of Mac OS 
X 10.2.x?

The simplest way is to add yourself as an admin on each computer you 
want to share, then login as your admin on one computer, select the 
share in Connect To, then on the dialog box click the Registered button 
and enter your admin name and password in the dialog box. Gives access 
to everything.

If you are actually setting up Server and want clients with only guest 
privileges, you should be able to log into the Server as Guest from any 
client with no name or password but you only have access to the Shared 
and Public folders.

Caveat--I'm running 10.3.3 Server and Clients and it may be different 
in 10.2.x, I don't remember.

On Mar 20, 2004, at 1:50 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.