Re: Distribution Point

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Thanks,
Yes, I know it is a Security issue but I have no idea where.
The Share Permissions are set to Everyone Full Control
The NTFS Permissions are set to:
Guest Read & Execute
List Folder Contents
Read
Users: Read & Execute
List Folder Contents
Read
In the IIS Setting we have select under Authentication Methods.
Enable anonymous Access
Integrated Windows authentication (This Point was not selected when I start
my Troubleshooting, I have select it later. Can that be the Problem)

"Garth" wrote:

"failed with code 0x80070005" means access denied so it is a premissions
issue.


"sh" <sh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Distribution Point
We have a SMS Installation with 10 Sec. Sites
In one secondary Site the Clients cannot Access the DP.
In the DataTranferService log on the Client I get the following Error
message

Error sending DAV request. HTTP code 401, status
'Unauthorized' DataTransferService 24.11.2008 17:17:36 2468 (0x09A4)
GetDirectoryList_HTTP('http://Servername.domainname.com:80/SMS_DP_SMSPKGC$/HIL0014D')
failed with code 0x80070005. DataTransferService 24.11.2008 17:17:36 2468
(0x09A4)
Job {73388DDF-C6D3-417F-88EF-135B7DF1C725} impersonating Network Access
Account. DataTransferService 24.11.2008 17:17:36 2468 (0x09A4).

Any Idea ?

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