Re: Network Path Not Found
- From: "Herb Martin" <news@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2007 09:38:27 -0500
"Mike" <Mike@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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The share is not limited and DNS is set correctly.
How do you determine this (if it is an intermittent problem)? Although I
really don't think that is it from the description you gave it needs to be
eliminated when the problem occurs.
You have an intermitten problem which is VERY difficult to isolate unless
you are both absolutely explicit in your tests and in recording the symptoms
and also willing to prove every assumption you make.
The name is not being
misspelled. I did it myself from the PC in question, plus there is a
logon
script mapping \\server\share2 for all users. It works for everybody
except
this user/PC. The bizarre thing is that the script maps the drive for this
user, but when she clicks on it, she gets the "Network Path Not Found"
message. But if she reboots, all is well. Plus she can access every other
share on that server at all times without issue.
Also I had a TERRIBLE "typo" in my previous message -- so bad it would
make no sense (corrected below):
Also try (from the SERVER command line):
Net Share
....to see the list of shares offered by the Server (those without a
terminating $ sign.
You might also try explicit connections to see if this is some weird
Authentication
problem -- when the problems occurs do this:
net USE * \\Server\Share2 * /user:DomainName\UserName
If this works but the regular connection doesn't then perhaps the
authentication is flaky in some way.
.
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