[X-Unix] SMB and Windows Server2003

[Kathy]

Nick,

I will try this tomorrow and let you know.

I do remember that when I click on "network" I see the server and all 
the connected PC's (Win98)  I can connted to the PC's.  When I click 
connect to the server it throws me right into the Apple share.  If I 
choose GO connect to server it denys my user name and password.  Of 
course this is from memory.  I'll give you more detail when I am 
connect to the Domain.

Thank you

Kathy

On May 31, 2004, at 11:40 AM, Nick Scalise wrote:

> When you say that you cannot connect to the shares, is it that you can 
> see them, but your username and password are rejected? Or is it that 
> you cannot see the shares at all from your Mac?
>
> If it is that you can see them but your password is rejected, try 
> this: When using your username and password, enter them in this 
> format:
>
> In the Username text area enter: 'domainname\username'
> Use your domain password here: 'password'
>
> Without the quotes, and this assumes that you are a user in the newly 
> created domain.
>
> I am not near a Windows server, so I cannot test another theory I 
> have, which regards NTLM (Challenge/Response) and permissions.
>
> On Monday, May 31, 2004, at 06:48  AM, Kathy wrote:
>
>> I am having the same problem at my office.  We had a Windows NT4.5 
>> Small Business Server and replaced it with Window 2004 Small Business 
>> Server.  The guy that set it up changed the Domain name, because our 
>> business changed its name.
>>
>> I have administrator rights; and no, I cannot connect to any of the 
>> windows shares.  It seems OS 10 or the Windows box will not 
>> authenticate my user name and password.  I can log into the apple 
>> shares set up.  But, I really need access to the Windows shares.  And 
>> if I change the NT box to let everyone do everything without logging 
>> in, I can connect fine.  That is not really on option though.
>>
>> Kathy
>>
>>>> We added a Windows 20003 server to our operation (much to my 
>>>> dismay).
>>>> My OSX box can no longer authenticate via SMB, I must set up SFM 
>>>> shares
>>>> and use AFP only. Any suggestions?
>>>
>>> I just added a couple Windows Server 2003 boxes and have no trouble 
>>> connecting to them through SMB from Mac OS X 10.3.4.
>>>
>>> Is this new server in the same domain? (or any domain?) Are there 
>>> Windows shares setup on it? If not, do you have adminstrator access, 
>>> and if so, can you mount smb://servername/c$?
>>>
>>> More info please.
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> nickscalise at mac.com
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