Windows 2000 client can't map network drive on windows server 2003
- From: "John Xie" <JohnXie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 30 May 2005 12:52:02 -0700
Hi all,
I have a windows 2000 domain with two windows 2000 DCs, and 3 windows server
2003 member servers. And all our file sharing are through a DFS root called
\\MyDFS\files. their are two links under this dfs root:
\\myDFS\files\link1 -------- \\windows2000 server1\share1
\\myDFS\files\Link2 --------- \\windows2003 server\share2
I have a batch file like the following:
net use x: \\myDFS\files\link1
net use y: \\myDFS\files\link2
net use z: \\myDFS\files
1. for all clients (windows 2000 pro and windows xp pro), when logon to
domain, the batch file runs correct.
2. for winodws xp pro client, when logon to local computer, the batch file
runs correct.
3. for windows 2000 pro client, when logon to local computer, the batch file
have the following result:
a). x: and z: drives are mapped correctly.
b). prompt message: The username or password is invalid for
\\mydfs\link2 even I put the correct user name and password, it still doesn't
work.
c). In command line prompt, type:
net use y: \\windows2003 server\share2 password /user:domain\username
it works.
d). In command line prompt, type:
net use y: \\myDFS\files\link2 password /user:domain\username. got
the following error message:
system error 1219 has occured.
The credentials supplied conflict with an existing set of credentials.
please notice that, when map a share on windows 2000 server, no problem
but have problem to map a share on windows server 2003.
thanks.
.
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