Plea for HELP! Domain Access Problem After Win2000Pro to WinXP Pro Upgrade
From: Danny Kile (kiledanny_at_NOSPAMnetscape.net)
Date: 08/28/04
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Date: Fri, 27 Aug 2004 22:09:16 -0400
Plea for HELP! Domain Access Problem After Win2000 Pro to WinXP Pro
Upgrade. This is the setup, Server running Win2000 Server, using Active
Directory, providing file and print services to 15 Client PC. The
clients are WinXP Pro and Win2000 Pro all was working quite well, and
then we upgraded four of the Win2000 machines to WinXP. After the
upgrade the user was able to login to the domain as usual, going into My
Network Places, showed the server and other clients. Clicking on the
server name would list all its shared resources, then we rebooted the
clients PC to see that all was still a go. Well no it was not, the user
could sign on to the domain as usual, however, when you click on the
server name again under My Network Places > Entire Network it would time
out and the prompt you for user name/password, reentering the
name/password again would time out. Tried using Administrator/Password
and it to would time out.
In trying to resolve this I found that if I logged out of the domain and
logged in as a workgroup and then rejoining the domain after the
required reboot of course, that the user could once again access the
shared resources. However, after a reboot and login under the domain
once again, the resources would not be available once again, until after
another process of leaving the domain and joining the workgroup and then
back to the domain once again. Of course this all can not be done by the
user, nor would they want to. I am sorry that this is so long, however,
I would be ever so grateful for any help in this matter. Of course the
solution needed is one that would NOT require me to recreate all the
users over, have to retain user setting and permissions and desktop of
course.
-- Danny Kile Please reply to the Newsgroup ONLY
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