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I am using SBS 2003 and have a share called Accounting. When the server reboots the Accounting folder is no longer shared. Once I share the folder again I receive this strange error.<br />
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You are already sharing Accounting, LocalsplOnly using the name Accounting. So you want to share E:\Accounting using the name Accounting instead. 
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I am using SBS 2003 and have a share called Accounting. When the server reboots the Accounting folder is no longer shared. Once I share the folder again I receive this strange error.

You are already sharing Accounting, LocalsplOnly using the name Accounting. So you want to share E:\Accounting using the name Accounting instead. 

Shared Folders Error

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