client unable to view shared folders

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I did post this question on a newsgroup last night but I'm
not sure which on as i'm a newbie - sorry

I have a sbs 2000 installation with about 10 clients - 8
Windows98 and 2
Windows 2000 clients. Today one of the 2000 clients whist
able to log on to
the domain and receive email and internet access could not
access the
company folder or maped drive on the server.

There is nothing wrong with the use account as he can log
on from any other
from any other PC.

But every other user that logs on from this 2000 based
machine encouter the
same problems.

All the other Computers including the server can be seen
across the network
but no accessed

And finally strange enough if I logon to this particular
computer locally as
administrator (not to the company domain) I can access the
shared folders on
the server.

Any advise?

.



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