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8.4

NAS multiple connections

Asked by Dsmith2k7 in Windows Networking, Storage Technology

Tags: NAS, windows xp, networking, error messages, user accounts, file sharing

My company is using a My World Book 1Tb NAS on its microsoft network.  The machines are a mix of XP and vista however the issues are occurring on the XP machines.  The error message happens after entering the password to access a folder and is shown in the code section below.

I have tried the following already so please read and don't suggest these:
1) Checked for connections to the resource using net use and there are none.  
2) Windows firewall isn't running.
3) No connections from other machines on the network
4) Used IP address to connect instead of resource name (didn't work)
5) Updated device firmware
6) Disabled Norton firewall

The problem is also intermittent which makes it more difficult to solve.  This seems to be an error message with several possible causes so I am willing to award points based on potential solutions offered (as long as they're reasonably insightful - no offense but it seems some people just answer a lot of questions really quickly without really reading them).

Darren
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X is not accessible.  You might not have permission 
to use this network resource.  Contact the 
administrator of this server to find out if you have 
access permissions.
 
Multiple connections to a server or shared resource 
by the same user, using more than one user name, 
are not allowed.  Disconnect all  previous connections 
to the server or shared resource and try again..
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