Hello Lanwench,
I've been having basically exactly the same problem with
a Win 2000 workstation and some Macs to a 2003 Enterprise
Server dropping the mounted volumes or mapped shares. Each
logs a security event when the disconnection occurs. The
Win 2000 machine relogs in when we attempt to access
creating a logon event in the security events log. The
Macs must re-authenticate to re-mount the volumes.
Can I use the your script for the logon script in the
profile tab of each user's property window?
Type "net use: /del" exactly and "net use x:
\\servername\%username% /persistent: no" with my
server\user name substituted. Yes?
Your help would be extremely appreciated.
BTW - Great ID.
Thanks,
Chris Yates
>-----Original Message-----
>I'd recommend it -
>
>net use x: /del
>(etc)
>
>and then
>
>net use x: \\servername\%username% /persistent: no
>
>Not sure if this will address your issue...another thing
is, is your
>AD-integrated DNS server's IP address the only DNS
address configured in
>your workstation/server IP configs, with forwarders to
your ISP's DNS
>servers set on the DNS server itself?
>
>
>holly wrote:
>> no.
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> Are you using a login script?
>>>
>>> holly wrote:
>>>> I am running win2K client sp3 and log in to a Win 2003
>>>> server as Primary Domain. I have drive H mapped to a
>>>> shared folder on the 1* domain server. Often,
thoughout a
>>>> day, when I go to access that drive, I get an error
>>>> saying "the local device name is already in use. This
>>>> connection has not been restored". The thing is, if I
>>>> keep trying - about 3 times in a row usually - then
the
>>>> connection is restored and I can access the drive
letter.
>>>> Is this something local or is it something on my
server.
>>>> Other users are starting to experience the same
>>>> thing...but they are running XP Pro. Any suggestions?
>>>
>>>
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