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7.4

Can not connect Apple Mac to Windows Server

Asked by rstuemke in Apple Operating Systems, AppleShare IP, Appletalk

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Hello,

I have a Win Server 2003 running.  Have created MSUAM folder call "AppleShare" and also
normal windows share in C:\Shares\Common\AppleShare.  Did this to try both for connection to iMac running Tiger 10.4.2.  Both folders have full modify permissions for the user that is connection.  The Windows shares were created with the MAC Share option enabled.

Try CONNECT TO SERVER, but it fails (using afp), then entered:
SMB://1730Wchurch/AppleShare (which is now in the common share area and not UAM)

tries to connect, I give it userid and password and it returns error:
Could not connect to server because the name or password is not correct

Surely this can not be this hard.......I can connect to the UAM volume and read files off of it with no problem.  But I need to pass files back and forth between the Mac and PC and want to use a shared folder on the Win2003 server.  Please advise.  Thanks.Start Free Trial
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