Accessing a 2003 Server

I have a problem with one of our windows 2003 DC servers (call this server01).
Basically when I try to browse to it from any subnet other than the local, I
get to see the shares on the server, but when open any folders I get the
below message:

"\\server01\share1 is not accissible. You might not have permission to use
this network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out
if you have access parmissions.
The specified network name is no longer available."

I can ping the server no problem from all subnets, but can't access any
shares, can't get on exchange and can't get onto Remote desktop either.

I can access other servers on the same subnet, so I think that rules out a
routing issue. Oh and the fact I can ping and tracert without problems.

Also when I am logged onto server01, I can't access any servers on remote
servers. But I can ping them all both by name and IP.

I should probably also point out that this server was moved onto a new subnet
recently, but DNS was updated accordingly.

It is also an Exchange server.

"Kevy" wrote:

> I have a problem with one of our windows 2003 DC servers (call this server01).
> Basically when I try to browse to it from any subnet other than the local, I
> get to see the shares on the server, but when open any folders I get the
> below message:
>
> "\\server01\share1 is not accissible. You might not have permission to use
> this network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out
> if you have access parmissions.
> The specified network name is no longer available."
>
> I can ping the server no problem from all subnets, but can't access any
> shares, can't get on exchange and can't get onto Remote desktop either.
>
> I can access other servers on the same subnet, so I think that rules out a
> routing issue. Oh and the fact I can ping and tracert without problems.
>
> Also when I am logged onto server01, I can't access any servers on remote
> servers. But I can ping them all both by name and IP.