XP Pro does not create mapped network drives from W2K

[Roland]

On our established network (W2K to XP Pro) we never had
any problems mapping drives back and forth.

We now added a new XP Pro to it and this new one will not
permit drive mapping of the W2K machine but has no problem
with the other XP Pro.

The W2K machine has access to the shared drives on both
XP's and work great.
All 3 computers have the latest patches and up-dates
installed, all have file serving enabled and our 3
printers (all hooked up to the W2K machine) work from all
3 machines.

The error message the new XP Pro generates trying to map a
drive on W2K is: "Not enough server storage is available
to process this command."

All three machines show up in the new XP Pro in the
workgroup of the Microsoft Windows Network with all the
sharing-enabled drives and/or folders from the other 2
machines, yet when trying to access the W2K from there, we
receive the same message as indicated above.

We searched everywhere and consulted with computer
specialists, yet we cannot obtain any help in resolving
this problem and we are still not able to get the
drives/folders recognized on the new XPPro.

Hopefully someone on this forum can point us in the right
direction. Thank you very much.

 

[Marina Roos]

Check if the firewall on the XP is turned off.

Marina

 

[Roland]

Yes, we had turned off the XP firewall after reading about
it in this forum. All our experience is based with the XP
firewall turned-off.
Roland

 

[Marina Roos]

Do all useraccounts exist on all W2K/XP's and are all computers in the same
workgroup?

Marina