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by bmedlock
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by rcom
Where are the files you are trying to get on the user's PC?
Havew you checked NTFS permissions on the folders on the PC you are getting files from?
Does the PC have shares set up? Have you checked permissions for those shares?
I have shared folders on the XP computer but the main problem is that I cannot browse to the computer AT ALL from any other station on the domain. The DC or the other office machines cannot open the computer at all with Windows Explorer. Therefore, besides the fact that I cannot get files, I cannot back it up either.
Did it but did not do any good.
by normh3
It sounds like a sharing issue on the bosses PC.
Just a few thoughts:
1. Status of Windows firewall (or any other software firewall)
2. Status of file sharing on problem computer.
Norm
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by normh3
It sounds like a sharing issue on the bosses PC.
Just a few thoughts:
1. Status of Windows firewall (or any other software firewall)
2. Status of file sharing on problem computer.
Norm
EDIT: OOPPS..guess I was a little late
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Yes, DNS works fine on this machine. It can find the DC through pinging, has an active netstat -an connection.
by peter.bendik
could you tray
start
run
\\IP_address\share_name ?
Tried this, tries to connect but comes back with the same error.
Open Computer Management console, select Services and check if these services are running:
Computer Browser
Server
Workstation
Secondary Logon
Security Account Manager
Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
Net Logon
Try this...
Go to Network Nei... properties
Under General Tab check for:
a.- Same protocols instaled
b.- Share printers and files should be installed
Under Authentication Tab
Check Autenticate as Machine e?when available...
Under Advanced Tab
UNcheck Protect my computer.. bla bla.
Reboot.
Let the computer runs for 5 minutes then try the share.
If not work
Choose 2 wks and make a Workgroup called XXX with them. See if it works
If not work
Install Netbios protocol on both machines. It SHOULD work!
If not work
Remove every client, protocol service and Lan driver. Install all over again, checking updates for the driver.
If not work, burn it!
by jonathanrc73
When you join a domain by default the domain admin is made a local admin on the client pc. Did you create a security group in AD that your users are a member of? Did you make this security group a local admin? Check the Boss's user account and see what security groups he is a member of. Also verify the security groups of the other users that are successfully connecting.
-Jonathan
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