I have a work laptop running Windows 2000 professional and
use it to connect to my home network running Windows XP
Home. We recently implemented active directory at work
and I can no longer get my laptop to use my shared folders
and printer at home.

I get the error message "There are currently no logon
servers available to service the logon request."

My laptop will still use my home shared internet
connection and my home computers can see the shares on the
laptop but not the other way around.

Any ideas?
Thanks,
Jon

I got the fix from my network admin. I created an account
on my home computer that matched the user name and
password of my domain account on my laptop.
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a work laptop running Windows 2000 professional
and
>use it to connect to my home network running Windows XP
>Home. We recently implemented active directory at work
>and I can no longer get my laptop to use my shared
folders
>and printer at home.
>
>I get the error message "There are currently no logon
>servers available to service the logon request."
>
>My laptop will still use my home shared internet
>connection and my home computers can see the shares on
the
>laptop but not the other way around.
>
>Any ideas?
>Thanks,
>Jon
>.
>