\\IP Address is not accessible. You might not have permission to this network resource"
I have six windows 2003 servers (R2) with SP2 installed in a workgroup at 6 different sites (inc. separate subnets). On one server in particular, I am receiving sporadic connectivity when attempting to access shares by IP address and receive the following error:
\\IP Address is not accessible. You might not have permission to this network resource".
Once I clear the errors and attempt to access it again, the share opens instantly without issue.
We are not using DNS for resolution. I have restarted the TCPIP NETBIOS HELPER and WORKSTATION services and the issue persists.
I am running continuous pings and there aren't any packets dropping.
try to add the ip address in the host recored of client computer and check how does it work.Also what are you using for name resolution.
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Have you configured IP helper on them for the various subnets?
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broberc6Author Commented:
We are are not experiencing any other connections issues between any other servers between the sites. A couple things to note:
- This site is connected via a VPN connection to the other sites whom are on a MPLS.
- All servers in this scenario are in a workgroup, not a domain.
- Name resolution should not be an issue because we are using IP addresses to access the shares...
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