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I would like to know how to setup a file share that non-domain computers can access but still be authenticated by the credentials they provide to see what folders and files they have access too (authorization).

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User Bob is on his personal PC and goes to \\SERVER to display the available shares in file explorer. Before shares being displayed a windows log-in prompt appears asking for credentials.

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  • this is the default configuration as long as everyone doesn't have permission
    – Jacob Evans
    Nov 19, 2016 at 23:01

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Make your NTFS and Share level permission at least authenticated users and remove the everyone permission groups

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  1. active local guest user from computer management
  2. in gpedit.msc, Security Settings -> Local Policies -> User Rights Assignment Doube click "Access this computer from the network" and check that EVERYONE & GUEST is added to the list.
  3. in CMD, gpupdate/force
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