Hey Gang,
I have been reading through the threads on this in several
MS newsgroups and posted messages in those newsgroups
requesting assistance. I have been dealing with this
problem since Monday and have been feverishly researching
a solution.
Here is what I have come up with so far:
1. At the Windows Server 2003 system, Enter at a cmd
prompt: net config server /autodisconnect:-1
2. For Windows 95 workstations, do the following at the
Windows Server 2003 system:
Default Domain Policy: Account Lockout Threshold,
increase to 15 or more.
Default Domain Policy: Microsoft Network Clients ..
Digitally Sign Communication Always - Set to Disabled
3. For Windows 98SE / ME / NT4.0 clients, check out the
following:
support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;814598
I would appreciate knowing if these solutions worked for
you.
Regards,
Frank
>-----Original Message-----
>I am having the same problem. I have read through the
>manual for Windows Server 2003 and all indications are
>that Win 98 will not work with 2003. If you have resolved
>this problem or anyone else knows a solution, please let
>me know this.
>
>2003 Server User
>>-----Original Message-----
>>We have a network with 3 different servers, a Novell
>>Netware 5.0 server, a Windows Server 2000, and a new
>>Windows Server 2003. I am using the most current Novell
>>client for all workstations including my 98
>workstations.
>>The 2003 server is a domain controller. It is the only
>>domain controller on the network. The clients are a
>>mixture of Windows 98 & 98 SE, Windows 2000 and Windows
>>XP. I have all my 2000 and XP clients logging onto the
>>domain successfully.
>>
>>The problem I am seeing seems to only be happening on
the
>>98 & 98 SE clients. If I log onto the domain on the 98
>>clients, after the Novell login, after a long delay, I
>>receive the following error. "The domain password you
>>supplied is not correct, or access to your logon server
>>has been denied." Most of the time I can give about a
>>minute or 2, respond OK, and then when the MS login
>screen
>>comes up, I try logging in again with the same User
name,
>>password and domain name, and it connects with no
>problem.
>>On occasion it takes several attempts before
successfully
>>logging in. Even if I am not logging into the domain and
>>just mapping my 98 clients to a shared drive on the same
>>server, I get the same results when the workstation is
>>reconnecting to the mapped drive at startup. There will
>be
>>a long delay and then it will be unable to complete the
>>mapping. If the user cancels during the mapping attempt,
>2
>>or 3 minutes later it will connect in the background.
>>
>>On a suggestion from another tech, I have installed the
>>Windows 9x, DS client for Active directory services
>>(found on the Win2k server cd) and it didn't seem to
>help.
>>I also tried completely uninstalling the Novell client
>and
>>that didn't seem to help.
>>
>>If anyone can help me I would appreciate it greatly.
>>
>>.
>>
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