I'm configuring Windows Server 2012 to replace my company's Linux Samba file server. When I connect to the server on a PC by clicking Network>Server, I need to set it to always require credentials before showing the shared folders. I think the server somehow stores the IP address for a PC after a user logs into it once (maybe only temporarily), so it doesn't require authentication when connecting.
I can see this being a problem because employees would worry it's not as secure as the previous Linux server.
Would someone be able to give me more information on where I specify this setting on the server, so everyone is prompted to login as soon as they try to connect? Thanks