Thanks for any help. Yes there's an easy way to do this. You will need to get your hands on either the Windows NT 4.0 Server Resource Kit or the Windows NT 4.0 Workstation Resource Kit. It's really easy to install and use, and makes managing a lot of shares pretty much painless. ShareUI is a special shell folder that allows you to view, add, remove, and configure the properties of network shares for any local or remote computer that you have permission to administer.
Network shares are objects that represent shared directories on a computer.
With ShareUI, you can configure all the directory sharing for a computer from a single window. Without ShareUI, you must manually find all shared directories on a computer by using Explorer, and configure them individually. In addition, without ShareUI the only way to administer shares on remote computers is to use Windows NT Server Manager, which is not integrated with the new shell. Only users that have permission to view and configure shares on a remote computer will see the Shared Directories folder on that remote computer. BDC Next we have a straightforward question and an accompanying straightforward answer.