Re: Cannot find mapped drive

answers in line
"Amie" <amolsane248@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1164343086.242263.94670@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Thanx Edwin
But what I need to know is why the mapped drive is working with windows
2000 but not with windows 2003.

I can't answer that at the moment, sorry, maybe someone else can respond to
this.


Also if at all I use UNC is there any
conectivity problem with UNC.

other than the normal quirks and gotcha's of Microsoft networking ?
No, I have not found any specific problem using UNC from a service, compared
to using it from an application or explorer.exe.


Edwin vMierlo wrote:
Amie,

To answer that question books have been written.

It goes to far to explain the inner workings of Windows Storage
subsystem,
here on newsgroups we try to answer problems and questions from the
community, but fully explaining how thing work, I do not have the time
for
that (may be someone else on this group has)

If you are really interested in that area, I can recommend

"Inside Windows Storage" by Dilip C. Naik

and off-course the all time "bible" which is a must for anyone
insterested
in Windows called

"Windows Internals" by Mark Russinovich and David Solomon.

In regards to your problem, you will probably not solve this in the
short-term, unless you are using UNC to access your data from within
your
service.

Maybe I am wrong and someone else has a solution to your problem using
mapped drives.

Best Regards,
Edwin.

"Amie" <amolsane248@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1164293443.410524.258560@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Can u tell me what is the difference betweeen UNC and Mapped drive
path
regarding their internal working.

Edwin vMierlo wrote:
Amie,

as per previous post from Mike, the mapped drive is for the logged
on
user /
session only, and not for services.

that is what it is,

UNC is your solution

Rgds,
Edwin.


"Amie" <amolsane248@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1164278356.893898.41790@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
when I use the UNC name it works properly and creates and deletes
the
file but,
I can't use UNC name as it requires the server name and and if in
future the server name changes I have to change my .ini file for
all
the services which i don't want.In my .ini file i give the mapped
drive
path(it doesnot need the server name so if at all the server
changes
only thing i have to do is map to the new server)
Can u tell me why if the mapping facility is provided by Microsoft
and
through the explorer
window I can access the file,the programme(service) cannot find
the
mapped path.
Edwin vMierlo wrote:
reconfigure your service to use a full UNC path, e.g.
\\servername\sharename

rgds,
Edwin.

"Amie" <amolsane248@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1164270461.849442.40370@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi,

I have been using a my services on windows 2000 server which
uses
a
mapped drive
for creation and deletion of files.Now i have shifted the
service
to
windows 2003 but the services doesn't start saying Mapped
drive
not
found.I don't use UCN format(eg://servername/mappedfolder) I
am
using
a
mapped drive name(H:\mappedolder).
the service using the mapped drive and the mapped folder both
are
on
windows 2003 server(needn't to say on diff computer).
I have given full control to the mapped folder.
There is no fire wall or antivirus on the server.
Can any one give solution to this?






.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: Offline Files and Folders - MADNESS!
    ... > The workstation is a Windows XP SP2 notebook which is not a domain member. ... > 2 of the mapped drives connect to shares on the domain controller. ... > connects to a share on a member server. ... > folders are redirected to one of the mapped drives via local login script. ...
    (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
  • Re: Cannot find mapped drive
    ... boots up - mapped drives aren't created until a user logs in (unless you had ... You can move the folder to any server and not ... You can even keep the existing UNC name as ... But what I need to know is why the mapped drive is working with windows ...
    (microsoft.public.windows.server.general)
  • ASP.NET 2.0 security settings & impersonation to UNC share
    ... Web Server Platform: IIS 6.0 on Windows Server 2003, ... UNC Share: located on remote server in same domain, Windows File ... I'm trying to restrict access to this folder with NTFS permissions, ...
    (microsoft.public.inetserver.iis.security)
  • ASP.NET 2.0 with UNC share - security restriction & impersonation
    ... Web Server Platform: IIS 6.0 on Windows Server 2003, ... UNC Share: located on remote server in same domain, Windows File ... I'm trying to restrict access to this folder with NTFS permissions, ...
    (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.security)
  • RE: Disconnect Devices Problem
    ... Thanks for posting in our newsgroup and also for Andy's input. ... Windows XP are no longer connected or visible after some time. ... Please make a clean boot on the Windows XP client to make sure the ... <I have a single Win XP Pro client with mapped drives and printers. ...
    (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
Quantcast