On my network I run a Windows 2003 Server cluster with
multiple XP and 2000 machines. If a different node on the
Windows 2003 cluster is loaded it causes any logged on
Windows XP clients to lose the mapping of the network
drives. The network drives exist but in explorer they do
not show. This causes some applications to lose their
paths resulting in the client having to reboot. This does
not happen with any of the Windows 2000 machines. Does
anyone have any ideas?

TIA

I am having the same problem. Can someone help?

Have you been able to resolve your mapping problem? I've got pretty much the
same and have had no help.

"Scott Nunweiler" wrote:

> On my network I run a Windows 2003 Server cluster with
> multiple XP and 2000 machines. If a different node on the
> Windows 2003 cluster is loaded it causes any logged on
> Windows XP clients to lose the mapping of the network
> drives. The network drives exist but in explorer they do
> not show. This causes some applications to lose their
> paths resulting in the client having to reboot. This does
> not happen with any of the Windows 2000 machines. Does
> anyone have any ideas?
>
> TIA
>
>
>