T
Tester
HI there,
I have a windows XP Pro machine with 4 shares and 8 PCs with windows
2000 Pro having the shares mapped to them, using 4 windows login
accounts on a LAN and domain. These machines are on a remote subnet
with lower speed links to where the domain controllers reside.
1. I am getting "No more connections can be made to this remote
computer at this time because there are already as many connections as
this computer can accept" on XP sharing machine.
2. On the Windows 2000 Pro client machines I am getting Microsoft
Windows network: The local device name is already in use. This
connection has not been restored" when trying to access a share of the
XP machine.
When I am doing a "net session" command on XP machine I am only able
to see 4 or 5 machines connected to it so far from 10 [max inbound
connections].
Only thing that got changed I used to have a windows 2000 Pro having
the shares on and now it is XP Pro.
I started rebooting the XP machine daily.
What can I check?
Thank you, T
I have a windows XP Pro machine with 4 shares and 8 PCs with windows
2000 Pro having the shares mapped to them, using 4 windows login
accounts on a LAN and domain. These machines are on a remote subnet
with lower speed links to where the domain controllers reside.
1. I am getting "No more connections can be made to this remote
computer at this time because there are already as many connections as
this computer can accept" on XP sharing machine.
2. On the Windows 2000 Pro client machines I am getting Microsoft
Windows network: The local device name is already in use. This
connection has not been restored" when trying to access a share of the
XP machine.
When I am doing a "net session" command on XP machine I am only able
to see 4 or 5 machines connected to it so far from 10 [max inbound
connections].
Only thing that got changed I used to have a windows 2000 Pro having
the shares on and now it is XP Pro.
I started rebooting the XP machine daily.
What can I check?
Thank you, T