Problems with Permissions

Applies to: Small Business Server 2003 & Windows XP Professional w/SP3

Hi everyone,
I wonder if someone may be able to help with a Permissions issue I have, I've got one SBS2003 machine up and running, and to the best of my ability configured correctly, I've added a Windows XP Pro machine to the computers and created an account for myself with Administrator privileges, on both the SBS and XP machine I have shared certain folders and included my account in the Security with full permissions, from the XP box if I go to My Network Places I can create a new network place using those shared folders from the SBS box, but if I try to do the same from the SBS box by creating a network place to a shared folder on the XP machine, I get an error message saying the network path cannot be found or I don't have permission to access it.

I'm at a loss as to what I may be doing wrong because clearly my user account is configured in Active Directory as I can log on to the Windows XP machine using the credentials that I created in AD. Just for clarity the SBS box is also a Domain Controller if that makes any difference.

Can anyone see something obvious that I may be overlooking?

Any help, pointers or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Kind Regards,
Wayne

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