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Error received when attempting to connect to the Network
Hello,
I've gone through all of the steps adding a new user account in ADS and on the desktop. We're using Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2000. I configured the PC at my desk using my network connection. Everything worked fine - connected to the network ok. However, when I moved the PC to the user's location, now I receive the following message when attempting to view Network Drives: 'An error occurred while reconnecting X: to \\server-1\company Microsoft Windows Network The local device name is already in use. The connection has not been restored"
Haven't a clue as to the problem. I have tried using different ethernet cables, moving the connection from one port to another on the switch.
Any ideas or suggestions?
Thanks for your time,
-dweb937
I've gone through all of the steps adding a new user account in ADS and on the desktop. We're using Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2000. I configured the PC at my desk using my network connection. Everything worked fine - connected to the network ok. However, when I moved the PC to the user's location, now I receive the following message when attempting to view Network Drives: 'An error occurred while reconnecting X: to \\server-1\company Microsoft Windows Network The local device name is already in use. The connection has not been restored"
Haven't a clue as to the problem. I have tried using different ethernet cables, moving the connection from one port to another on the switch.
Any ideas or suggestions?
Thanks for your time,
-dweb937
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Steven -
Thanks for responding.
I did what you suggested and it worked! Yeah!!!!
Could you please explain what that command does?
Thanks,
-dweb937
Thanks for responding.
I did what you suggested and it worked! Yeah!!!!
Could you please explain what that command does?
Thanks,
-dweb937
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Steven -
Oh, ok. Thanks for explaining. I'm a newbie to networking with no formal training.
Thanks again for your help!
-dweb937
Oh, ok. Thanks for explaining. I'm a newbie to networking with no formal training.
Thanks again for your help!
-dweb937
Glad to help!
then reboot and check