System Error 1130 when mapping to XP share

[Jeremy Moskowitz]

Scenario:

I have two computers.

Computer A is XPPRO1.
Computer B is XPPRO2.

I want to map drives between the XPPRO1 and XPPRO2.


If I am on XPPRO2, and type:

net use * \\xppro1\sharename /user:administrator
and give the password... it works fine.

If I am on XPPRO1 (or any other machine), and type:
net use * \\xppro2\sharename /user:administrator
and give the correct password...

I get:

"System error 1130 has occured. Not enough server storage is available to
process this command."

The problem is clearly on XPPRO2.. (I have tried making several other
computers make inbound connections to XPPRO2 without success.)

I cannot find anywhere in Technet to fix my XP machine.
However, PSS ID Number: 124357
has an NT 3.5 article.

I performed the perscription (added the registry key and rebooted.).. this
didn't work.

Would appreciate any help you can provide...

Thanks in advance...

PS: XPPRO2 isn't just some lab machine I can re-format... it's important.
Thanks.

PPS: Also already tried the following:

1. Tried net use * \\xppro2\sharename /user:xppro2\administrator . No
good.
2. Tried using IP address... ie: net use * \\10.10.10.10\sharename
/user:administrator . No good.
3. Made sure Simple File Sharing is off.
4. Made sure Admin password on XPPRO2 isn't blank
5. Tried other accounts to use on XPPRO2 ie: net use * \\xppro2\sharename
/usertheradmin No good.
6. Internet Connection Firewall is not enabled on my WIRED link.
7. I have no other ICF-style software
8. I have tried to perform the map using the GUI.. I get the same error
message.

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Jeremy Moskowitz, MCSE, MCSA, MCT, CNA
Author of Group Policy, Profiles, and IntelliMirror
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[Jerold Schulman]

Scenario:

I have two computers.

Computer A is XPPRO1.
Computer B is XPPRO2.

I want to map drives between the XPPRO1 and XPPRO2.


If I am on XPPRO2, and type:

net use * \\xppro1\sharename /user:administrator
and give the password... it works fine.

If I am on XPPRO1 (or any other machine), and type:
net use * \\xppro2\sharename /user:administrator
and give the correct password...

I get:

"System error 1130 has occured. Not enough server storage is available to
process this command."

The problem is clearly on XPPRO2.. (I have tried making several other
computers make inbound connections to XPPRO2 without success.)

I cannot find anywhere in Technet to fix my XP machine.
However, PSS ID Number: 124357
has an NT 3.5 article.

I performed the perscription (added the registry key and rebooted.).. this
didn't work.

Would appreciate any help you can provide...

Thanks in advance...

PS: XPPRO2 isn't just some lab machine I can re-format... it's important.
Thanks.

PPS: Also already tried the following:

1. Tried net use * \\xppro2\sharename /user:xppro2\administrator . No
good.
2. Tried using IP address... ie: net use * \\10.10.10.10\sharename
/user:administrator . No good.
3. Made sure Simple File Sharing is off.
4. Made sure Admin password on XPPRO2 isn't blank
5. Tried other accounts to use on XPPRO2 ie: net use * \\xppro2\sharename
/usertheradmin No good.
6. Internet Connection Firewall is not enabled on my WIRED link.
7. I have no other ICF-style software
8. I have tried to perform the map using the GUI.. I get the same error
message.

1. Use the Registry Editor to navigate to:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory
Management.

2. Add Value Name PoolUsageMaximum, a REG_DWORD data type, and set the data
value to 30. This directs the Memory Manager to begin trimming the allocated
paged pool memory when it reaches 30% of the total paged pool.

NOTE: If you are using the /3GB or /PAE boot.ini switches, start with a data
value of 10.

3. Shutdown and restart Windows.

4. If this does NOT resolve your problem, set PoolUsageMaximum to 10 and restart
your computer.

5. If 10 works, you might want to try increasing the data value by 20% until the
mapping fails, then reduce the data value to the last good percentage.

6. You may also need to set the data value of the PagedPoolSize Value Name, a
REG_DWORD data type, to 0xFFFFFFFF, using the Hex Radix. This setting allocates
the maximum paged pool possible.

7. Shutdown and restart your computer.



Jerold Schulman
Windows: General MVP
JSI, Inc.
http://www.jsiinc.com