Network Login issues

[David Levine]

I am having problems with workstations. When a user
first logs on, they can access any server, but after a
while, the name/password screen comes up if they try to
use the same resources. Relogging will allow them to
once again connect. I am running Active Directory on
2000 server pro. The problem comes when connecting to
either a raid on an NT system or a 2000 server. Anyone
know why the connection may (time out)? The networked
LOB software works fine at all times as do the network
printing.

Thanks

 

[Ace Fekay [MVP]]

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I am having problems with workstations. When a user
first logs on, they can access any server, but after a
while, the name/password screen comes up if they try to
use the same resources. Relogging will allow them to
once again connect. I am running Active Directory on
2000 server pro. The problem comes when connecting to
either a raid on an NT system or a 2000 server. Anyone
know why the connection may (time out)? The networked
LOB software works fine at all times as do the network
printing.

Thanks

Are those resources part of AD (joined) or in a separate workgroup?

Latest service packs?

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Ace

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[Guest]

resources are shared drives. All part of active
directory computers.

 

[David M. Levine]

They are part of the Active Directory... shared drives.

 

[David Levine]

One thing I just noticed..

The name at the top of the Start menu changes... from the
full user name in the ADS to the login name. This is
really strange.

 

[Ace Fekay [MVP]]

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One thing I just noticed..

The name at the top of the Start menu changes... from the
full user name in the ADS to the login name. This is
really strange.

Does this happen when you logout and log back into the machine?

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Regards,
Ace

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Ace Fekay, MCSE 2000, MCSE+I, MCSA, MCT, MVP
Microsoft Windows MVP - Active Directory

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pig. --
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