RE: Mapping drives to a Win 2003 Server via DOS
- From: "vishalvashisht" <vishalvashisht@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2006 08:51:31 -0800
Hi,
I have lowered the lmcompatibility to level 0. Reset the restrictanonymouse
to 0 in the registry. The shared folder, everyone has full control.
However, I still cannot map the share using a bootdisk. I have created a
local user, given it admin rights and the boot disk uses this user for the
initial mapping.
I am ggetting "he password is invalid for \\server\share"
"type the password for \\server\share"
Thanks
Vish
"Gary Fose [MSFT]" wrote:
> Vish,
>
> Lower the restrictanonymous and lmcompatibilitylevel settings on the 2003 server. Windows
> 2003 enhanced security features require them to be lowered for downlevel compatibility. See
> the following article on additional settings that may need to be changed and the two
> mentioned earlier.
>
> 823659 Client, service, and program incompatibilities that may occur when you
> http://support.microsoft.com/?id=823659
>
> HTH,
> Gary
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> '--'Hi,
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> '--'Thanks in advance for any help. Basically we are getting a problem mapping a
> '--'drive to a 2003 using a DOS script. We have given full control share and file
> '--'permissions to the folder that we are trying to map to, we are acually using
> '--'the NU2 bootdisk to map the folder using net use \\servname\folder.
> '--'
> '--'We have tried mapping with local admin, domain admin and still get a
> '--'username/password error pop up. I have disabled Strict Name Checking ni the
> '--'registry and we know that this used to work before we upgraded from 2000 to
> '--'2003. I am sure that this is just a registry key or policy setting somewhere
> '--'but cannot figure otu where.
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> '--'Please can someone help
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> '--'thanks
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> '--'Vish
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