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Cannot Access UNC paths for any computers on the domain
Hello everyone,
I am experiencing a very weird behaviour on one of my domains. I cannot access any UNC paths for any of the computers on the domain(admin shares, public folders etc)
These are the details:
+DC= SBS 2008
+Netbois over TCP/Ip= enabled
+I can access shares on any of my 4 servers( I also put a server under the "SBS computers" OU. I can still access shares
+I can ping any machine by DNS or IP
+I cannot access the UNC path (\\192.x.x.x nor \\computername)
+network discovery is enabled on all machines
+Firewall is disabled on all the machines
+I disabled the antivirus(Trend Micro) just for testing
+enabled public folder sharing
+Computer OS: windows 7 (all of them)
+UAC disabled
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Any Ideas what might be going on or how to fix this?
I am experiencing a very weird behaviour on one of my domains. I cannot access any UNC paths for any of the computers on the domain(admin shares, public folders etc)
These are the details:
+DC= SBS 2008
+Netbois over TCP/Ip= enabled
+I can access shares on any of my 4 servers( I also put a server under the "SBS computers" OU. I can still access shares
+I can ping any machine by DNS or IP
+I cannot access the UNC path (\\192.x.x.x nor \\computername)
+network discovery is enabled on all machines
+Firewall is disabled on all the machines
+I disabled the antivirus(Trend Micro) just for testing
+enabled public folder sharing
+Computer OS: windows 7 (all of them)
+UAC disabled
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Any Ideas what might be going on or how to fix this?
ASKER
I tried. It seems that whatever I try I get an : error code 0x80070035, the network path was not found. This only happens for the computers in our organization. Servers are fine
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I saw that one. Made sure all services are enabled but still no dice.
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-my answer is the solution which was inspired by the thread the "motnahp00" posted. I read the thread before motnahp00 posted it but rereading it guided me to the solution
net share
Example:
\\192.X.X.X\C$