I'm unable to map/remote desktop to a NAS running Server 2003 sp2

When I try and map and/or remote desktop to one of our NAS's running Server
2003 I'm getting a network path not found. I can map to it via IP. From the
NAS itself I can map to any pc on the network by name. There was some remote
configuration going on when this stopped. Is there a service(s) or security
policy setting I need to look at? Terminal services & RPC are running.
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Craig


Craig

More information: I can use Remote Desktop using the IP address of the NAS.
The port 3389 state is listening.
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Craig


"Craig" wrote:

> When I try and map and/or remote desktop to one of our NAS's running Server
> 2003 I'm getting a network path not found. I can map to it via IP. From the
> NAS itself I can map to any pc on the network by name. There was some remote
> configuration going on when this stopped. Is there a service(s) or security
> policy setting I need to look at? Terminal services & RPC are running.
> --
> Craig

"Craig" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> When I try and map and/or remote desktop to one of our NAS's running
> Server
> 2003 I'm getting a network path not found. I can map to it via IP. From
> the
> NAS itself I can map to any pc on the network by name. There was some
> remote
> configuration going on when this stopped. Is there a service(s) or
> security
> policy setting I need to look at? Terminal services & RPC are running.
> --
> Craig

Hi Craig, generally when you can map to an IP address of a computer but not
the computer name it means you have a DNS problem. That's where I'd start my
investigation.