RE: NT4 client access to W2K Member server in NT4 Domain
From: Joe Wu [MSFT] (joewu_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 03/25/04
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Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 11:07:17 GMT
Hello Ray,
How are you doing? I am just checking to see how things are going there. If
you would like further assistance, please do not hesitate to let me know.
Thanks, and have a great day!
Regards,
Joe Wu
Product Support Services
Microsoft Corporation
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|Subject: RE: NT4 client access to W2K Member server in NT4 Domain
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|Hello Ray,
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|Thank you for your post and also thanks to Timmy for his input.
|
|Actually, in the pre-Windows 2000 systems, we cannot map to the down-level
|subfolders in a certain shared folder. In other words, on Windows NT
|systems we cannot map a drive letter to a remote folder unless the folder
|is directly shared. It is a by-design feature.
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|To resolve this issue, you may individually share each folder if necessary
|or only map the drive letter to the shared folder (the parent folder).
|Alternatively, the problem will be resolved after upgrading to Windows
2000
|or later.
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|I hope this helps. Thanks and have a great day!
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|Regards,
|Joe Wu
|Product Support Services
|Microsoft Corporation
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||Windows NT and below need to an Active Directory
||Extension installed in order for them to connect to a
||Windows 2003 server.
||Try this link. Make sure you get the entire link.
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||http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?
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||Timmy
||>-----Original Message-----
||>We are in the process of NT to W2K3 migration.
||>
||>We have a W2k3 (file server) member server which is
||located in the NT4
||>Domain.
||>
||>All XP and Windows 2000 professional clients in the NT4
||Doamin have no
||>issues accessing the W2K3 member server in the NT4
||domain for drive mapping
||>access.
||>
||>The NT4 clients are running SP6a, but they are unable to
||map a drive letter
||>below a any shares at the root of the W2k3 member server.
||>
||>1. We cannot use Net use command e.g net ust t:
||\\server1\share\folder -
||>this fails with error 67
||>2. We can browse to this location below the share
||>3. We used the Map command via explorer - this claims to
||connect, but really
||>only connects to as far as the share level (\\server1
||\share)
||>4. Checked permissions on server - full control etc on
||share and relevant
||>security on folder - We have been testing this logged in
||as administrator
||>5. Netware client exists on workstations, but we removed
||this and
||>tested,,,,same fault....
||>
||>Any info would be well aprreciated.
||>
||>cheers Ray
||>
||>
||>.
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