mapping shared driver

  • Thread starter Magdalena Mathe
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M

Magdalena Mathe

I have the following configuration: a NT 4.0 server
included in the domain and a Win2000 professional as a
sever of a work group connected to my NT 4.0 server
throught a telefone line. At the moment where the win2000
professional connects to the NT, the NT gives it an IP.
If I want to connect the shared drive to a drive from the
NT I am becomming a message like access denided.
The connection form is as followes:
connect to drive M:
path \\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (ip number)\d$ (shared drive).
Plase can somebody help me.
Many thanks.
 
J

Jetro

Ensure you have the same current and other domain users accounts on W2k
computer.
 
M

Magdalena Mathe

I have the same user and I have also the same
configuration with another machine but this one is running
Windows NT workstation.
My problem is between the Windows NT server and the
Windows 2000 professional.
 
J

Jetro

Ah, Magdalena, from your first post I've seen the problem between domain and
wkgrp. What is this, RAS on NT server? Do you have troubles in both
directions?
 

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