Make XP P2P shared folders
I have two computers on a network using the P2P architecture. I created shared folders on both computers. Why only administrators can access the two shared folders on XP?
Users generally are able to see one way the two will not both.
Hi AnnPThompson,
I would have you look at this article that has more information on Peer-to-Peer network environment. Please go through the documentation and see if it answers some of your questions.
In addition, for more information, take a look at this.
Thank you!
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The filesystem (vmhgfs module) driver is used only for the shared folder
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If you want the shared folders feature, you can install the driver of
running vmware-config - tools.pl once after being assured that gcc, binutils, make
and your kernel sources are installed on your computer.
These packages are available on the installation of your distribution CD.
[Press the Enter key to continue]
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http://www.VMware.com/go/downloadfusion
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I am able to mount a shared folder, but the folder is not usable. Instead, a "Not a directory" error. For example:
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method: cannot open the directory/mnt/hgfs: not a directory
This problem has been reported previously to
and https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/open-vm-tools/+bug/1272196/ .
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Hello @rasa
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The problem is that the distribution of VMware tools is a bit 'complex', the reason is actually to simplify things and have all of the drivers in VMware conveyed by the respective kernel developers and linux distributions.
There are 3 different "tracks".
1 Linux "inbox" drivers, for example. the drivers that are part of the kernel / linux distributions, these include, network driver vmxnet3, pvscsci driver, memory balloon pilot, vmwgfx 3d graphics driver, drivers vmci and vsock, see also: KB VMware: VMware for Linux VMware Windows support
Down on this page you can find the part that responds to your question:
Why a version of an operating system do not include the
vmhgfs
driver?The
vmhgfs
driver has been added upstream. To work around this situation, install VMware Tools provided with the workstation or Fusion products, who will install the lackvmhgfs
drivers. The VMware Tools installer does not disturb VMware Windows included with the operating system.2 open-vmware-tools drivers, these are extra libraries extending the features. This used to contain everything that in the past but parts have been moved to inbox drivers and the part you are looking for drivers - vmhgfs - is part of the supply of office products. See also: KB VMware: VMware to open-vm-tools support
3. the vmware tools bundled package. This is where you find the vmhgfs driver, your problem is now that you are trying to use Ubuntu 14.04 and that the OS is not out yet (next month). I installed it without any customization here, and while I can list the mount point, that is not to have the shared folder. Drag & drop between guests however works. I'll take a look at why it does not list the part after the OS is updated to the most recent (update has not since last week)
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I tried almost all of the combinations that I can get and the web search (and especially these forums) for a response, so I apologize if that's the answer somewhere.
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echo net use Y: '\\vmware-host\Shared Folders\job_share' /p:no > C:\run\run_net.bat
vmrun t ws - gu < user > gp - < pass > copyFileFromHostToGuest < vmx > C:\run\run_net.bat C:\run\run_net.bat
vmrun t ws - gu < user > gp - < pass > runProgramInGuest < vmx > C:\run\run_net.bat
echo of Ant-f Y:\build.xml > C:\run\run_ant.bat
vmrun t ws - gu < user > gp - < pass > copyFileFromHostToGuest < vmx > C:\run\run_ant.bat C:\run\run_ant.bat
vmrun t ws - gu < user > gp - < pass > runProgramInGuest < vmx > C:\run\run_ant.bat
vmrun stop < vmx > soft
I tried to use enableSharedFolders and addSharedFolder. I read somewhere that you need to map the folder "net use". I tried to run with - interactive and - activeWindow, once again read somewhere that - interactive uses different processes to enable shared folders that are already enabled in the VMX, but when I use - interactive to run Ant batch file, it the error that the user must be connected in interactive mode.
Technically, I could copy the sources on the virtual computer files before compiling and it works. but there are many, many source files it is not practical. I don't know there is something I'm missing, but I am at a loss as to what. Help, please.
There is no need to map the shared folder. the UNC path is available after you have enabled the shared folder for the customer.
-interactive and - activewindow requires a user connects. You use Autologon to have a connection to the virtual machine? Oterwise, leave the settings
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Fusion 5 / win 8 - shared folders
I upgraded from Fusion 2 to 5 on a MacBook Pro which has Win XP SP3. Downloaded and installed the Win 8 upgrade package. Changed the Windows 8 operating system, but could not access the Internet. Thanks to a post of WoodyZ I had that solved this morning by adding a line in the .vmx file.
Another problem I have to solve is that with this combination of VM/Win8, I do not see the shared folders on my Mac that I used to be able to do with the old configuration. Suggestions as to what is needed to make these records appear when I bring to the top of the file Windows Explorer?
TNX, Jim
Take a look at: .host alias of folder shared in My Network Places inaccessible or unavailable (1014036) & troubleshooting access to shared folders and mirrored in Fusion and workstation (1027646)
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On my Macbook, I use VMWare Fusion course and installed Ubuntu 10.10, which worked pretty well. I'm not an expert in everything, I use Ubuntu only for very limited use and do not plan to make my standard OS, but in this case, I have no choice. For this work, I need to share files, copy and paste text and use the network.
But from the beginning, I have these problems:
#1: whenever I send the virtual machine to sleep and wake up more later he acknowledges no more network connection.
#2: I share a folder on my Mac OS but I can't see them in Ubuntu. To be exact, I can only see the public folders from Mac users, but not those that I added.
#3: copy / paste between Mac and Ubuntu does not work.
Then I looked through the menu and found that VMWare Tools are not installed, then I started the installation via the menu. The only result is that a CD of VMWare tools is downloaded and installed - and then nothing happens. There is a text "manifest.txt" file that contains version information and an archive that contains a Setup program. If I double-click on that one I am wondering with what application I want to open it. Very funny... I don't know how to use it.
Any suggestions for a beginner?
In the VmWare Fusion menu, I choose the folders that are on Mac and decide if he is reading only or read and write.
Looks like you use folders shared HGFS and involved getting up from different Windows and Linux handle this. In Linux, look under/mnt/hgfs to find the HGFS folder shared.
I just changed one in Mac OS shared, everyone is allowed to read and write. Now I can see the content from Ubuntu. But I certainly don't want to share with all the members of my network. This folder is NOT in the list of folders that are common between Mac and Ubuntu, it is shared over the network, but not through VMWare.
OS X folders behave differently from HGFS shared - folders they use different protocols and transport mechanisms.
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Sharing folders works does not in 3.0
I upgraded to 2.0.6 to 3.0 without any apparent problem (OS X 10.5.8, MacBook Pro Core 2 Duo 2.33 GHZ, 3 GB RAM, XP Pro SP3) image of Parallels.
However, when I try to access my shared folders in my network places, I get the message ".
. Host/shared files is not accessible. You might not have permission to use this network resource. The system cannot find the specified file. »As suggested in another thread, I tried to uninstall and then install VMWare Tools, with the accompaniment of restarting the virtual machine and OS X, but nothing helped. I also tried to add a new shared folder in the Virtual Machine & gt; Settings & gt; Sharing and have checked to make sure that I am connected to XP as an administrator (as in OS X).
I'll be very grateful for any help-
Thank you
David
If the Explorer window opens the shared folder and your Mac files are here, so folders are working properly. Is this not your topic (shared folders does not)?
If you want to fix your Favorites shared folders network icon, click the old .host icon and delete it, then click on the link 'Add network place' under the networking and follow the wizard to replace your place to network for shared folders. Copy the address in the Windows Explorer window and paste it into the section "address network or the Internet. This will complete replacing the old obsolete icon by the new.
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OLIVIER - Informatica - meaning of shared folders
When you customize the mappings of Informatica coming out of the box with OBIA, I know by the guides of configuration that we are supposed to create a folder custom_sde or custom_silos first and then copy the maps/sessions/workflow before making any changes.
My question is, should copy us all objects above so that they are not shortcuts to the shared objects in the original records of sde and silos? My guess is not and that we need to copy the objects in the folders customized so that they are their own and are NOT the original folders shortcuts.
If this is the case, then why are the original out of the box configuration files in shared folders... What is the signifigance and the intent here?
Thank you
kYes. This approach is correct. Once tested, make changes in DAC (task - name of the folder), so that it runs from the custom folder, no OOTB folder.
Ash
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