<div align="justify"><p><b>Access Control</b> </p><p>Another security option in Windows 98 is to create user level shares. For this, your network must be controlled by a Windows NT/2000/2003 server as Domain Controller, with users and groups already defined on it. Right-click on Network Neighbourhood, click Properties, switch to the Access Control tab, and select 'User-level access control'. You must give the name of your Domain Controller server. All existing shares will be disabled. After rebooting, when you share a folder, you can add a list of users allowed to access the share, and also define what they are authorised to do with the files-read, write, delete, create files and folders, change file attributes, list files and change access control. </p><p><img src="http://www.hashdot.com/network.jpg" width="510" height="383" border="0" alt="" /> </p></div>