RE: Sorry its not a window 2003 server .. its NT 4.0 sever!!!

Hi ,
The problem is not the mapping .. i 'll explain as to what the setup is
... i use a windows xp system with admin pack and i have all the access to
most of the severs .
Now we have windows servers and some NT servers .. with Nt servers the
problem is that we dont have permisons to do a remote desktop and we cant
even use pc anywhere.

So i have to manage all the shares on this sever from "mmc" snap in.. ie
granting permisions etc etc.

Now the issue is that all of a sudden a share as gone into read only mode
and i want to undo it.. i cannot use ur attrib command coz it says "file not
found" obviously coz i am not connected to the server .

I hope u have a better idea as to what my problem is now . and maybe u can
help me out...
I want to undo this read -only thing
Thankx

"SubnetJO" wrote:

> 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
> ------------------------------------
>
> 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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