Prerequisites for Windows to implement host mutual access

Basic conditions for Windows visits:         1)   Both computers open, and network shared resources are set up;    2)   Both computers added   "microsoft  network file and print sharing"   service;    3)   Both sides correctly set the IP address in the network, and must be in a network segment;    4)   The firewall is turned off on both computers, or there are no policies in the firewall policy that block access.    5) Make sure that each computer in your workgroup opens  NetBIOS  on    and runs the Computer Browser service. To do this, follow these steps,  .    1  Step: Open     NetBIOS a.  Click Start, click, and then click Network and  Internet  connections.  b.  Click Network Connections.  c.  Right-click Local Area Connection, and then clicking Properties.  d.  Click  Internet  Protocols   (), and then click Properties.  e.  Click the General tab, and then click Advanced.  f.  Click the  WINS  tab.  g.  under netbios  Settings, click Enable  TCP/IP  on  netbios, and then click OK two times.  h.  Click Close to close the Local Area Connection Properties dialog box.  i.  Close the Network Connections window.    2  Step: Start the Computer Browser service  a.  Click Start, right click My Computer, and then click Manage.  b.  in the console tree, expand Services and applications.  c.  Click Services.  d.  in the details pane on the right, check that the Computer Browser service is started, right-click the Computer Browser, and then click Start.  e.  Close the Computer Management windowMouth.  xp sharing requires that the guest user be opened and the access restrictions on the guest user be removed from the local security policy.   Action:  First use the user account in the Guest user to enable   and then open   Start-set----Computer Management-Local Security policy "open Local security assignment-deny access to this computer from the network", Remove the guest from the.   So it can be shared.   because it is a family network, there is basically no internal security issues, it is recommended to use "simple sharing" way to share, you can go through the menu bar "Tools", "", "View", in the Advanced settings, check "Use Simple File sharing   If enable guest or not access to see:  1, by default,xp  disables the Guest account  2, by default, the local security policy of XP prohibits guest users from accessing  3 from the network, by default, XP   Local Security policy  ->   Security options  , "Account: Use blank password user can only console login" is enabled, that is, any account of the blank password can not be accessed from the network can only log on locally, guest default empty password ......  so, If you need to use the Guest user to access XP, make the above three settings: Enable guest, modify security policy to allow guest access from the network, disable the security policy in 3 or add a password to guest.   Sometimes encounter another situation: When accessing XP, the user name in the logon dialog box is grayed, always the guest user, and cannot enter another user account.   reason is this security policy in mischief (Administrative Tools  ->  Local Security Policy  ->  security options  ->  "Network access: sharing of local accounts and"). By default, XP is accessed in a "guest only" manner, so you can access it and, of course, fix it as guest cannot enter another user account.   So, the easiest way to access XP is to simply modify the security policy above to "classic" without enabling guest. Other system Access XP can enter the account information by themselves    in this part of the text excerpt in the Netizen Baidu know.

Prerequisites for Windows to implement host mutual access