At work, I use an XP machine.
Yesterday, they just updated a bunch of Windows Domain policies, one of which disallows me to access a machine on the network via Windows Networking.
Note that I can still ping, ssh, and ftp into this machine.
I have admin rights on the desktop work machine in question, and thus can run the policy editor (gpedit.msc), or anything else neccessary.
Does anyone know what I can do to regain my access to Windows File Sharing? Note: In this case I'm the client, not the server. The server was unaffected by this change since it runs linux.
Yesterday, they just updated a bunch of Windows Domain policies, one of which disallows me to access a machine on the network via Windows Networking.
Note that I can still ping, ssh, and ftp into this machine.
I have admin rights on the desktop work machine in question, and thus can run the policy editor (gpedit.msc), or anything else neccessary.
Does anyone know what I can do to regain my access to Windows File Sharing? Note: In this case I'm the client, not the server. The server was unaffected by this change since it runs linux.
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