Windows Server 2008 enables public folder sharing

1.1.1 Enabling Public Folder Sharing
Task Description Enables public folder sharing in a private network location. Learn more about the role of network location. Learn about the location of public folders and the settings for sharing permissions. Test environment ü Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Edition Windows Server 2008, IP address 10.7.10.114ü Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Edition operating system WebServer, IP address 10.7.1.102 test target ü Enable public on the private network location on the WebServer Shared folder ü can know the location of the public folder ü test access to the shared public folder ü on the WebServer server on Windows Server 2008; change the network location on the WebServer to quickly switch network security configuration steps: 1. On the WebServer , open the network and sharing center, in the "public folder sharing", click, select "Enable sharing, so that anyone with network access can open, change and create files". 2. Open c:\\users Directory, you can see that the "public" folder has been shared. 3. On Windows Server 2008, access the 10.7.10.102 shared folder and you can see the shared folder “public”. 4. If your computer is in an Internet cafe or other public location, you should not let other computers access your shared folders and other shared resources. You need to set the network location to “public". Visible network location allows you to quickly switch network security configurations. 5. Now, on a Windows Server 2008 server, you will not be able to access shared resources on the WebServer server.