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how can I share on my net and not on another
Posted by see.cher@your.place on November 9th, 2005


I want to be able to share all my laptop when connected to my home
network but not share when it is connected to another network.

How can I configure this to work automatically, without resetting the
share each time?

thanks

Posted by Mike Easter on November 9th, 2005


see.cher@your.place wrote:

Insufficient data. You haven't defined/ characterized/ your alternate
networks sufficiently precisely yet

Laptop connected to my home network? How is that? Another network?
What/how is that?



--
Mike Easter


Posted by The Prophecy on November 9th, 2005


see.cher@your.place wrote:
pretty sure you can't just unshare a drive when on another network
automatically.... sharing everything on your hard drive is not a smart idea
anyway.... all you do there is hand hackers a christmas present..... and
don't give me that "but i have a hardware firewall in place" shit.... i
don't care. just don't share the entire drive and you eliminate the need for
me to bitch about it.



Posted by why? on November 9th, 2005



On Wed, 09 Nov 2005 04:13:28 GMT, see.cher@your.place wrote:

http://www.netswitcher.com/

You create different profiles and set sharing per profile. Haven't used
it with that option. but it's there.

It's in the helpfile, there isn't a standalone version on the site that
I could see.

Me

Posted by Randy on November 10th, 2005



why? skrev:

why not take a look at GlobeSoft's MultiNetwork Manager 8

http://www.globesoft.com

It will not only allow you to create and switch between different
profiles it will also suggest the correct profile when connecting at
other networks,
Its powerful, comes with a nice Interface and $9.95 for the standard
edition...


Ran


Posted by why? on November 10th, 2005



On 10 Nov 2005 05:18:42 -0800, Randy wrote:

Because I have 3 licenses for netswitcher, or did you mean to reply to
the OP and not just the last thread in the post?


Me


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