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From: Ken Hagan (K.HaganTHERMOTEKNIX.CO.UK)
Date: Tue Dec 18 2001 - 07:17:51 CST

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    From a programmer's perspective, I think XP Home has all the same features.

    From a user's perspective, I notice that both XP Home and XP Pro are set
    up with "Win98-style security". That is, the (one and only) user is an
    administrator, "security" tabs are missing from the property sheets of
    things like file shares, there's no proper logon...

    ----- Original Message -----
    > Is anyone willing to share good pointers (links..postings) about security
    on
    > Windows XP systems? Didn't have the pleasure to work with XP yet...
    > I think Pro has all the stuff NT/2000 have...ACLs/NT access token and
    > such..but what about XP (home).

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