Thanks for your response Chuck but as I clearly noted in my 2nd sentence
firewall is disabled. If you read my issue again you'll see that the client
has 2 of 3 mappings that happen successfully.
Scott,
You're entitled to be skeptical. But do some Googling here, I'm not the only
one here who will advise you about third party firewalls and problems when
they're disabled. Obviously you've been working on the problem for a while, but
since you haven't found any solution yet from the obvious causes, it's time to
look at the less obvious ones.
And keeping an open mind, read my article, because personal firewalls are not
the only possible problem which can cause your symptom, they are only the most
common.
Are the 3 mappings to the same server or to different servers? You're not too
clear there.
Maybe you could start from my "error = 53 aka name not found" troubleshooting
guide. Did you try manually mapping by IP address? Name resolution is an
intricate process.
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Or show us "browstat status" and "ipconfig /all" from the problem computer, and
from one non problem computer, so we can diagnose the problem. Read this
article, and linked articles, and follow instructions precisely (download
browstat!):
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And Scott, please type your answers after mine - it will benefit both of us. Or
please don't post above, and use a signature, with the previous post in the
signature. The line in your signature, starting with "-- ", is a problem. Help
us to help you.
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