Boot Disk Trouble
I'm ripping my hair out on this one, and if anyone can offer a suggestion, I'm all ears.
I'm attempting to boot a Dell GXxxx workstation with Dos6.22 and the MS network client software, which is all properly configured to run TCP/IP with DHCP. It boots, starts up, and I have network access from the DOS prompt. I can use the NET USE command to map a drive letter to the NTFS share I established on my 2K3 server. The user account was created especially for this and granted full control to the share, and the directory. I map the drive, change to it, and I can see the contents by typing DIR. I can even successfully execute programs from the share. When I try to write to the share, however, I get EXTENDED ERROR 65, which Googles out to mean network access denied. I've tried different shares, I've tried different user accounts, I've even tried mapping a share on my production box. Everything I've tried has worked exactly as I expected, with the exception of the Extended Error 65. To further debug this, I've tried several different models of Dell GX (260, 270, 280) all with the same results.
Can anyone here recommend or suggest a step I may have missed, or a spot to look? Thank you so much. You can email me direct at mark.weston@telus.com or weston54@yahoo.com, or even call (416) 279-7518. Thank you very much, and have a super day.
Mark Weston
I'm attempting to boot a Dell GXxxx workstation with Dos6.22 and the MS network client software, which is all properly configured to run TCP/IP with DHCP. It boots, starts up, and I have network access from the DOS prompt. I can use the NET USE command to map a drive letter to the NTFS share I established on my 2K3 server. The user account was created especially for this and granted full control to the share, and the directory. I map the drive, change to it, and I can see the contents by typing DIR. I can even successfully execute programs from the share. When I try to write to the share, however, I get EXTENDED ERROR 65, which Googles out to mean network access denied. I've tried different shares, I've tried different user accounts, I've even tried mapping a share on my production box. Everything I've tried has worked exactly as I expected, with the exception of the Extended Error 65. To further debug this, I've tried several different models of Dell GX (260, 270, 280) all with the same results.
Can anyone here recommend or suggest a step I may have missed, or a spot to look? Thank you so much. You can email me direct at mark.weston@telus.com or weston54@yahoo.com, or even call (416) 279-7518. Thank you very much, and have a super day.
Mark Weston
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Posted by:
craig16229
19 years ago
Mark,
Did you ever get this resolved?
Take a look at the membership of your share permissions. I suspect that what is there is "Everyone / Read Only" and "Your_Special_Account / Full". The effective share permissions, therefore, would be "Read Only" for your special account.
In Server 2000, the default share persmissions were "Everyone / Full", and they changed it to "Everyone / Read Only" on Server 2003.
Craig --<>.
Did you ever get this resolved?
Take a look at the membership of your share permissions. I suspect that what is there is "Everyone / Read Only" and "Your_Special_Account / Full". The effective share permissions, therefore, would be "Read Only" for your special account.
In Server 2000, the default share persmissions were "Everyone / Full", and they changed it to "Everyone / Read Only" on Server 2003.
Craig --<>.
Posted by:
ictu packager
19 years ago
whats the syntax youre using to map the network drive also?
if - for example - youre connecting using the command . . .
net use x: \\servername\share
you should also specify login and password by using
net use x: \\servername\share /user:username password|********
let us know and you should be able to include it all in your autoexec to speed it up a little
if - for example - youre connecting using the command . . .
net use x: \\servername\share
you should also specify login and password by using
net use x: \\servername\share /user:username password|********
let us know and you should be able to include it all in your autoexec to speed it up a little
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