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3. On the Name, Description, And Settings page, you can change the default settings for the share. For example, if the original name of the folder isn t helpful, type in a more comprehensible Share Name that will appear to users as the name of the folder. You can also add a description (always useful) and change the settings for offline use. (See Setting Offline File Rules later in this chapter for more information.) 4. On the Permissions page, you can select one of the three preconfigured settings or click the option to Use Custom Share And Folder Permissions and click Customize. (See Working with NTFS File and Folder Permissions later in this chapter for details about setting permissions.) 5. The final page of the wizard shows the details of the share and includes an option to run the wizard again to share another folder.

Computers can be connected in a variety of ways that enable them to communicate across a room or across the world. Until recently, computer connections, servers, routers and gateways were the domain of techies. But now connecting computers has become easy enough that almost anyone can take advantage of the convenience and efficiency that can result from sharing the resources of one computer with another. In this chapter, you will learn about three types of computer connections that can enhance your computing capabilities. First you see how to set up a connection be- tween your computer and the Internet. Then you learn a bit about the MicrosoftWindows XP tools available to set up a connection between your computer and one or more other computers, and you explore how to share your computer's resources after the network is established. And finally, you see how these two types of connections can be combined to enable you to connect your computer remotely to a network via the Internet. On the CD The practice files for this chapter are located in the SBS\WindowsXP\Connecting folder. (For details about installing the practice files, see 'Using the Book's CD-ROM' at the beginning of this book.)

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To turn a shared folder into an unshared one, open Server Management and select Shares (Local) and find the folder in the details pane. Right-click the folder and select Stop Sharing from the shortcut menu.

After a folder has been shared, if you move or rename it, it loses its shared status. You need to run the Share a Folder Wizard to make the folder shared again.

Under the Hood Using Special Shares In addition to shares created by a user or administrator, the system creates a number of special shares that shouldn t be modified or deleted. The special share you re most likely to see is the ADMIN$ share, which appears as C$, D$, E$, and so on. These shares allow administrators to connect to drives that are otherwise not shared. Special shares exist as part of the operating system s installation. Depending on the computer s configuration, some or all of the following special shares could be present. (None of them should be modified or deleted.)

In the past, many employers thought that giving their employees access to the Internet from their work computers would mean a loss of productivity, as people received and sent personal e-mail messages or indulged in surreptitious surfing of the Web. These days, more and more employers are coming to the conclusion that Internet access can actually enhance the productivity of people in some jobs, and many provide organization-wide access. If you work for such an employer, Internet access has likely been set up for you. If you don't, and you can't persuade your boss that Internet access would be an advantage, you'll have to be content with setting up access on a computer at home. In fact, Internet access is fast becoming one of the primary reasons for buying a home computer, and setting up access is easier than ever with Windows XP. As an individual, you cannot connect to your computer directly to the Internet; you must access the Internet through a computer or network of computers that acts as a go-between. To connect your computer to this go-between, you might use a local area network (LAN); a high-speed broadband connection such as cable, ISDN, or DSL; or a dial-up connection. Whichever type of connection you use, the New Connection Wizard can help you with the necessary setup work:

The path is always the location of the folder in which Windows was installed (that is, the system root).

driveletter$ The root folder of the named drive. Only Administrators, Backup Operators, and Server Operators can connect to these shares on Windows Server 2003 or Windows 2000 Server. On Microsoft Windows XP Professional and Windows 2000 Professional computers, only Administrators and Backup Operators can connect to these shares.

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