logical disk manager issue

[Gridmstr75]

I have 2 pc's in a workgroup enviroment. both can see each other. both are Windows xp pro. the issue is everytime i want to see how much disk space is left over on the C: drive or any drive for that matter on computer B accessing logical disk manager thru computer management from computer A, i get an error stating that i do not right to access the logical disk manager. I have tried everything that i found on google and mostly this issue applied to Windows 2000.

 

[vacunita]

The User as which you are connecting to computer B through computer A must be an administrator in both computer A as well as in computer B, and the RPC service should be running in both machines.

Also the firewall for each should allow the incoming and outgoing connections for the RPC.

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[Gridmstr75]

I have already checked that. the account i use is in the local admin group. it is my name that i use with password. both RPC running on both pc's

 

[Turkbear]

Hi,
You may want to also check that the A pc as well as your user account has rights to access the B's Logical Disk Manager



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