Authenticate to Windows Share without Microsoft Account Info

[IRJ]

@thanksaj said:

I already added ownership with full control for that user to the entire drive.

for ajstringham or [email protected]?

[thanksajdotcom]

@IRJ said:

@thanksaj said:

I already added ownership with full control for that user to the entire drive.

for ajstringham or [email protected]?

[email protected]. Says it right there. LOL

[thanksajdotcom]

If I deliberately type the wrong password, I get this:

[IRJ]

@thanksaj said:

@IRJ said:

@thanksaj said:

I already added ownership with full control for that user to the entire drive.

for ajstringham or [email protected]?

[email protected]. Says it right there. LOL

that doesnt mean you gave that account ownership. That just means your are trying to authenticate yourself with that account

[thanksajdotcom]

@IRJ said:

@thanksaj said:

@IRJ said:

@thanksaj said:

I already added ownership with full control for that user to the entire drive.

for ajstringham or [email protected]?

[email protected]. Says it right there. LOL

that doesnt mean you gave that account ownership. That just means your are trying to authenticate yourself with that account

[thanksajdotcom]

The account has ownership.

[IRJ]

@thanksaj said:

The account has ownership.

I dont think its a permission problem. I don't know what to tell you at this point. Maybe something is blocking file sharing over the network.

[thanksajdotcom]

@IRJ said:

@thanksaj said:

The account has ownership.

I dont think its a permission problem. I don't know what to tell you at this point. Maybe something is blocking file sharing over the network.

That would be odd, as I have no internal firewall...

[Dashrender]

Is one of those a VM? the hypervisor could be filtering stuff

[thanksajdotcom]

@Dashrender said:

Is one of those a VM? the hypervisor could be filtering stuff

The VM is where I'm trying to access my main physical workstation from. I doubt ESXi is filtering anything.

[thanksajdotcom]

@thanksaj said:

@Dashrender said:

Is one of those a VM? the hypervisor could be filtering stuff

The VM is where I'm trying to access my main physical workstation from. I doubt ESXi is filtering anything.

I don't have any filtering setup that I know of at least.