Problems with linux and windows sharing

Problems with linux and windows sharing-Linux Enterprise Application-Linux server application information. For details, refer to the following section. Use the SAMBA service installed by default on RedHat4 to share linux with windows. The setting on smb. conf is as follows:
[Globle]

Security = share
Workgroup = WORKGROUP

[Tmp]
Commend = share file
Path =/tmp
Public = yes
Read only = yes
Guest OK = no

Use the command smbpasswd-a nobody // Add a default Anonymous Access
Chmod 777/tmp // modify the read and write permissions of the tmp folder.

Service smb start // start the SAMBA service
Service network start // start a network service

Iptables-F // disable the Firewall

Disable the firewall under xp.

In windows, the "Network Neighbor" --> "workgroup" Working Group can view the samba service and shared folder tmp on the linux host, or perform access operations.

However, the system prompts the following problems when linux accesses windows sharing:
Anonymous login successful
Domain = [WORKGROUP] OS = [Windows 5.1] Server = [Windows 2000 Lan Manager]
Tree connect failed: NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED

My windows system is XP. It is estimated that some services on XP have been disabled for security purposes in the past. These services need to be re-enabled, or do you want to set groups and users on xp?