Win2003 Shares Inaccessible With FQDN

Hi,

Any ideas on how to resolve the following would be greatly
appreciated:

On a Windows 2003 server, we setup a share.

From the server itself, as well as from the other servers on the
network,
we can easily access the share as \\<server>\<share>

However, when we try to access the share using the server's FQDN on
the server
itself (Using Start-Run-<share>), Win2003 requests a userid/password
(And it does not accept a valid userid/password combination). When
trying to do so from other servers, an error message stating that
the share is inaccessible is displayed.

So, \\<server>\<share> works, but \\<server>.<X>.com\<share> does not.

nslookup,ping, etc.. indicate no problems with the FQDN. The
server's IP address is the same with and without the FQDN.

This happens both with a local account as well as a network account.


Thanks,
DF





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<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> Any ideas on how to resolve the following would be greatly
> appreciated:
>
> On a Windows 2003 server, we setup a share.
>
> From the server itself, as well as from the other servers on the
> network,
> we can easily access the share as \\<server>\<share>
>
> However, when we try to access the share using the server's FQDN on
> the server
> itself (Using Start-Run-<share>), Win2003 requests a userid/password
> (And it does not accept a valid userid/password combination). When
> trying to do so from other servers, an error message stating that
> the share is inaccessible is displayed.
>
> So, \\<server>\<share> works, but \\<server>.<X>.com\<share> does not.
>
> nslookup,ping, etc.. indicate no problems with the FQDN. The
> server's IP address is the same with and without the FQDN.
>
> This happens both with a local account as well as a network account.
>
>
> Thanks,
> DF
>
>
>