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by mike jones
You need to check that the clients can see the server.
Try to ping the server from one of the win98 clients. If you don't get a response you know you have a network issue.
What response do you get when you try and login?
by bazztech
by slowlearner
Check all cables, I suspect that server's NIC is either malfunction or lose cable or if your have a hub someone may have switch the Uplink/Downlink. Check event logs to see if anything reports there.
Check server can see workstations.
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by lauralouthan
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by curlergirl
What kind of error message or behavior do you get when the clients can't log on to the server? This info would be very helpful. First make sure that the Server, Workstation, Netlogon and Browser services are running on the server. If there's any problem with any of these, there should be error messages in the server's System or Application event log. You can then use this info to troubleshoot further. Some additional questions: When logged onto the workstation, can you see the network? Does Network Neighborhood show the server and the computers attached to it? If so, what happens when you try to manually browse to a shared folder on the server? Can you map a drive to a shared resource on the server? Hope this helps!
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by ctmoore1998
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by jimuchic
Check to see if the server has high secure templates hisecws.inf and hisecdc.inf. in the systemroot\security\templates folder.
communication between a highly secure computer and a clent running win95/98 cannot be performed.
hope this helps
jim
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