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The share in question is an FRS. &nbsp;Using the FRS MMC console denies me access to this share now. &nbsp;HELP! 
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yes, TZ all okay, this was in in place upgrade, not install
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Clients and server w/in a second of eachother.
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I recently upgraded a windows 2000 file server to 2003. &nbsp;Now client get random errors stating that &quot;there is a time and or date difference between the client and server&quot;. &nbsp;It is stated when they access to a drive mapped to a share on the receintly upgraded server (also a DC/GC), and randomly fixes itself
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I recently upgraded a windows 2000 file server to 2003.  Now client get random errors stating that "there is a time and or date difference between the client and server".  It is stated when they access to a drive mapped to a share on the receintly upgraded server (also a DC/GC), and randomly fixes itself

there is a time and or date difference between the client and server

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