Re: error 5 connecting to Ghost share
From: JAQK (johnny_at_tamtam.com)
Date: 11/09/05
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Date: Wed, 09 Nov 2005 15:48:54 GMT
"Pegasus (MVP)" <I.can@fly.com> wrote in message
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> Delete the share, then recreate it:
>
> net share Images /del
> net share Images=d:\Images
>
Where do you suggest we do this -- at the command prompt in windows or in
DOS, when booting from the ghost floppy ?
>Now check the "Images" share permissions via "My Computer". They
> are NOT the NTFS permissions!
It's clear to me that the share pemissions are not the same as the NTFS
permissions, but I think the share permissions (Domain Admins - Full,
Authenticated Users - Change) are more than adequate (since the mapping
always worked before it suddenly stopped working).
The boot floppy client has always been set to log on as domain
administrator.
>
> "JAQK" <johnny@tamtam.com> wrote in message
> news:CMacf.7991$Bx.4784@trnddc01...
>> We've set up a (Win2K3) server that holds Ghost images in a share from
> which
>> we can pull down images to workstations using the Ghost boot diskette.
>>
>> Problem is we can no longer map a drive using 'net use g:
>> \\server\share',
>> because error 5/access denied comes up, asking for a password that never
>> works. The mapping always used to work. The permissions are sufficient
>> and
>> always worked before.
>>
>> This is totally mystifying -- there's no password on the share, this is a
>> Windows 2K3 domain!
>>
>> I have a feeling this is a known problem, but I can't find any info on
>> it.
>>
>> Anyone know what could be the cause ?
>
>
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