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I'm in the process of upgrading Trend Micro WFBS V6 to V7 on SBS 2008. The messaging security agent asks for administrator credentials after input I get an error: &nbsp;Multiple connection to the same server or shared resource by the same user, using more than one user name is not allowed&quot; I cannot find any other shared resources on the server.<br />
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I have restarted the server and checked net use with no entries. The installation file is located on the same server and still I get this error. Any ideas?
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I'm in the process of upgrading Trend Micro WFBS V6 to V7 on SBS 2008. The messaging security agent asks for administrator credentials after input I get an error:  Multiple connection to the same server or shared resource by the same user, using more than one user name is not allowed" I cannot find any other shared resources on the server.

I have restarted the server and checked net use with no entries. The installation file is located on the same server and still I get this error. Any ideas?

Trend Micro WFBS V7 installation Issues

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