I have a 15 comp. gigabit network running on 2003 server. All but one comp. has W2kpro OS, the other is XP. We use a workgroup instead of a domain. All users have access to various shared folders on the server. There have been no issue until now. I updated the last W98 comp. to WXPpro. I formatted the hard drive for NTFS and had to add the user with his old user name and password. The problem is this: The comp. has access to most shared folders, but one.
All the other comp’s, even the other XP has no problem, although these were store bought, preloaded OS’s. I get this error when I try to gain access thru my network places and click on the workgroup icon.
MAIN IS NOT ACCESSIBLE. YOU MIGHT NOT HAVE PERMISSION TO USE THE NETWORK RESOURCE. NO MORE CONNECTIONS CAN BE MADE TO THIS REMOTE COMPUTER AT THIS TIME BECAUSE THERE ARE ALREADY AS MANY CONNECTIONS AS THE COMPUTER CAN ACCEPT.
Even when I logged in as the administrator I get the same error code. I checked all permissions at the server and they are set to the same as all the other users.
Well, what do you think?? Got Help!
