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Very frustrating: I frequently get "access denied" to network resources that
I have security access to. Sometimes this will magically heal itself after
about 10 or 15 minutes, sometimes not until I reboot. It especially happens
when I attempt to access a shared printer on a print server. The print
server is on our corporate domain, and I'm trying to access it from a machine
that is not on the domain.
For example, this morning I booted up an XP partition and connected to a
printer (entering my domain login ID and password) all OK. About an hour
later, I try to print another document, and it doesn't work. Under
"printers and faxes", the printer status is "unable to connect". I try to
connect to a different printer on the same print server, but I just get
access denied. (the system does NOT prompt me for domain/userid and
password, it just tells me access is denied.) I try "net view
\\<printserver>", and I get "system error 5" and "access denied".
Finally, I reboot, and then I can access the print server normally,
reconnect the printer, and it works -- until the next time.
Any suggestions?
mTIE
I have security access to. Sometimes this will magically heal itself after
about 10 or 15 minutes, sometimes not until I reboot. It especially happens
when I attempt to access a shared printer on a print server. The print
server is on our corporate domain, and I'm trying to access it from a machine
that is not on the domain.
For example, this morning I booted up an XP partition and connected to a
printer (entering my domain login ID and password) all OK. About an hour
later, I try to print another document, and it doesn't work. Under
"printers and faxes", the printer status is "unable to connect". I try to
connect to a different printer on the same print server, but I just get
access denied. (the system does NOT prompt me for domain/userid and
password, it just tells me access is denied.) I try "net view
\\<printserver>", and I get "system error 5" and "access denied".
Finally, I reboot, and then I can access the print server normally,
reconnect the printer, and it works -- until the next time.
Any suggestions?
mTIE