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Connecting to a windows file share using mac

Asked by skywise00 in File Servers, Windows Server 2008

Tags: Mac OS X, Windows Server 2008, File Share, Permissions, Mounting

I have a windows server 2008 file server that currently has a network share that all other windows computers can use. I need to give differnet macs the ability to also connect to that share. However when trying to connect to the share using smb, it cannot see the proper share folders. I was able to get it to a login request and used a regular domain account to login. After the login was complete the Mac said that it couldn't mount the share. Going to the same address on a Windows XP workstation I was able to get to the share just fine. Is this a domain issue, or a permissions issue on the share?
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