we need more details to help. assuming you have a name resolution issue,
make sure you have correct dns and wins settings on both.
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> Hi,
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> Can I get a new server running Win Server 2003 to access a Win NT server
> which is our primary server in our office?
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> The New Server running Win Server 2003 will be used as a graphical desktop
> but we're having trouble making the network connections.
>
> Help Please !!!
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