RE: Sorry its not a window 2003 server .. its NT 4.0 sever!!!
- From: "SubnetJO" <SubnetJO@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 6 Oct 2005 04:31:14 -0700
Well, the UNC path your clients are using is: "\\srvmun-fs03\essg"
Of course, if you cannot map to the same UNC path, you are in a different
"network condition", and perhaps tou cannot resolve the name.
If you know the IP address of the server, try "\\<IP address>\essg" or, if
the server name maybe reslved from a DNS, try using the FQDN, for example
"\\srvmun-fs03.mycompany.com\essg".
If you are still running NT 4.0 server, I can think you still have a
wins-dependent microsoft network.
Check you wins client configuration (if the wins server you use are the same
of your clients).
Try to check if the service "TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper" is running on your
computer. It may help (depending on network conditions).
It should be possible you have to configure youe LMHOSTS file on your
computer...
However, always try a ping to the server.
If you have a reply, and that service is running, in many cases (not all)
the map works.
For mapping a network share from the command line you have to use the "net
use" command.
Choose a "not in use" drive letter on your PC. For example the "R" letter.
In a command window write this command:
net use R: \\<IP address>\essg
If the credentials of the logged on user (you!) aren't able to map the
share, you wil be prompted for username and password.
If you want to specify the alternate credentials directly in the command,
you may write:
net use R: \\<IP address>\essg /user:<username> <password>
Thinking that the UNC path you wrote me works for you, you may write a small
"CMD" file, named "NOReadOnly.CMD", for example.
---------------------------------------
@echo off
net use R: \\<IP address>\essg
ATTRIB -R R:\ /S /D
echo.
echo Execution Terminated.
echo Press any key to end...
pause>nul
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Bye,
SubnetJO
"chaos_ali" ha scritto:
> Hi ,
> Do u mean tools--> map network drive or is their a way in DOS u can map
> this drive and run the attrib command u told me....
>
> Because if do it now it saya "File not found".
>
> the folder path is \\srvmun-fs03\essg
>
> Can u tell me the command plzz
>
> Thanks in advance!!
>
>
>
> "SubnetJO" wrote:
>
> > Can't you map the share yourself, with administrative privileges, and do the
> > job with the attrib comand?
> >
> > Bye,
> > SubnetJO
> >
> > "chaos_ali" ha scritto:
> >
> > > Hi,
> > > It does'nt work .... with the Attrib coomand.... i am managing the
> > > share.. through "MMC Console"...
> > >
> > > Can someone please help!!!!!!
> > > Thanxk
> > >
> > > "SubnetJO" wrote:
> > >
> > > > The command ATTRIB should work on NT 4.0, and in DOS, too!!
> > > >
> > > > Bye,
> > > > SubnetJO
> > > >
> > > > "chaos_ali" ha scritto:
> > > >
> > > > > Sorry its not a window 2003 server .. its NT 4.0 sever!!!
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