Denied Access to WinSrv2003???

Hello,

I am in a bit of a pinch here.

I am setting up a new Windows Server 2003 System for the
company. There is only one server in this network. DNS
and WINS are enabled and appear to be functioning
properly. We have several Win95 and Win98Se workstations
that have DSCLIENT installed on them.

The problem that I am running into is at the workstation
level. Users are able to logon to the server but, after a
period of inactivity, they:

1. are unable to access their mapped shares. The message
received at the wkstn is "G: \\server\sharename is not
accessible",

2. are unable to browse the NT server via Network
Neighborhood. The message received is "The Network is
Busy",

3. are unable to log out and log back in (without
rebooting). The message received is "The domain password
you supplied is not correct, or access to your logon
server has been denied".

So far, rebooting the wkstn has allowed them to logon to
the server again, but then the above scenario repeats with
regularity.

Several reviews of the Event Viewer logs have revealed no
significant warnings or errors with respect to this
problem.

Any assistance with this problem would be greatly
appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Frank

Hi Frank !

You are not alone with this trouble... We have the problems you describe....
and few others....

I have seach in TechNet and found nothing !!!

If you find something that can solve some problem, can you reply me here
with the solution... I will do the same if I find any solution !!!

Hugo

"Frank" <(E-Mail Removed)> a écrit dans le message de
news:034001c3c5a3$d3777bb0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hello,
>
> I am in a bit of a pinch here.
>
> I am setting up a new Windows Server 2003 System for the
> company. There is only one server in this network. DNS
> and WINS are enabled and appear to be functioning
> properly. We have several Win95 and Win98Se workstations
> that have DSCLIENT installed on them.
>
> The problem that I am running into is at the workstation
> level. Users are able to logon to the server but, after a
> period of inactivity, they:
>
> 1. are unable to access their mapped shares. The message
> received at the wkstn is "G: \\server\sharename is not
> accessible",
>
> 2. are unable to browse the NT server via Network
> Neighborhood. The message received is "The Network is
> Busy",
>
> 3. are unable to log out and log back in (without
> rebooting). The message received is "The domain password
> you supplied is not correct, or access to your logon
> server has been denied".
>
> So far, rebooting the wkstn has allowed them to logon to
> the server again, but then the above scenario repeats with
> regularity.
>
> Several reviews of the Event Viewer logs have revealed no
> significant warnings or errors with respect to this
> problem.
>
> Any assistance with this problem would be greatly
> appreciated. Thank you in advance.
>
> Frank
>
>

Hey, Guys!
I am also having a similar problem and getting the same
error message as your #3. I have a Win98 workstation that
will not permit the user to logon to our Win2003 domain.
As Administrator, I am able to log on just fine. Also,
this user has been able to connect in the past, although
looking at the existing configuration, I have no idea
why. He can also log in from our XP workstations with no
problem. I am beginning to suspect that it has something
to do with a cached Windows password, but the user has
given me several and none of them have worked. When I
look at the DC Security Log, I can see that the domain
name is missing from the network logon request record.
Since Win98 is using an LTLM authentication protocol, I
relaxed the LTLM restrictions, even though it was working
with only NTLMv2 before. Win98 will not let me use the
NetBIOS DOMAIN\user syntax. Is this any help?
....debra

>-----Original Message-----
>Hi Frank !
>
>You are not alone with this trouble... We have the
problems you describe....
>and few others....
>
>I have seach in TechNet and found nothing !!!
>
>If you find something that can solve some problem, can
you reply me here
>with the solution... I will do the same if I find any
solution !!!
>
>Hugo
>
>"Frank" <(E-Mail Removed)> a écrit
dans le message de
>news:034001c3c5a3$d3777bb0$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Hello,
>>
>> I am in a bit of a pinch here.
>>
>> I am setting up a new Windows Server 2003 System for
the
>> company. There is only one server in this network.
DNS
>> and WINS are enabled and appear to be functioning
>> properly. We have several Win95 and Win98Se
workstations
>> that have DSCLIENT installed on them.
>>
>> The problem that I am running into is at the
workstation
>> level. Users are able to logon to the server but,
after a
>> period of inactivity, they:
>>
>> 1. are unable to access their mapped shares. The
message
>> received at the wkstn is "G: \\server\sharename is not
>> accessible",
>>
>> 2. are unable to browse the NT server via Network
>> Neighborhood. The message received is "The Network is
>> Busy",
>>
>> 3. are unable to log out and log back in (without
>> rebooting). The message received is "The domain
password
>> you supplied is not correct, or access to your logon
>> server has been denied".
>>
>> So far, rebooting the wkstn has allowed them to logon
to
>> the server again, but then the above scenario repeats
with
>> regularity.
>>
>> Several reviews of the Event Viewer logs have revealed
no
>> significant warnings or errors with respect to this
>> problem.
>>
>> Any assistance with this problem would be greatly
>> appreciated. Thank you in advance.
>>
>> Frank
>>
>>
>
>
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>