Re: File Server cannot connect to shared client drive


"Mark J. Wallin" <mjwallin@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:eqbaCJxRHHA.488@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Are you in a workgroup and depending on the accounts to "match" (ie.
username and password)?

Yes.


Try it with an explicit "net use" command and provide the password; try
it from the SAME machine (to try to eliminate firewall), try it by IP
address etc.

net use * \\Machine\ShareName * /user:MachineName\Username
net use * \\Machine.IP.Addr.ess\ShareName *
/user:MachineName\Username

The results were:

NET USE * \\<client>\<clientShare> /user:MachineName\username, I get the
error:

"Sytem error 1219 has occurred.
Multiple connections to a server or shared resources by the same user,
using more than one user name, are not allowed. Disconnect all previous
connections to the server or shared resource and try again."

Then run:

Net Use * /d

....to delete all connections to shares and try again.

It acts as if you have another connection to the same machine.

With NET USE \\Machine.IP.Addr.ess\Sharename, the client gets connected
as the Z: drive.

Odd, if the Machine is the SAME machne (name and IP) you should have gotten
the same error.

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