R
RossHolder
I have an odd situation.
There are 2 Win10 Enterprise workstations:
- A connects successfully to B's shares without issue
- B can see the 'Public Folder' in the \\A\Users share
- A appears in B's network share along with a '\\A\c_drive' share (another share on C
and another folder I've shared on A
- However, no configuration of permissions on either the folders (at share level or in the folder properties on A) work
- Attempting to 'Map Network Drive' on B to a UNC path on A (like \\A\c_drive) an error dialogue is returned, with the message "The network folder speciified is currently mapped using a different user name and password. To connect using a different user name and password, first disconnect any existing mappings to this network drive."
- I do this, but the error persists - I've verified that connections to the share resource reads '0' (zero) in Computer Management\Shared Folders
- the 'net use' command at the command prompt seems to work initially, but then if I try to access the shared folder(s), I get the following error message:
- "Access to the path '\\A\c_drive' is denied."
- "Cannot find path '\\A\c_drive' because it does not exist."
I've been going through prior forum messages and walkthroughs seemingly everywhere online (to the tune of 4 hours of effort) without success, so I'm appealing those knowledgeable here. To all appearances, I should add, B is configured identically to A where file and print sharing are concerned.
Any/all assistance very gratefully appreciated!
Sincerely,
RH
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There are 2 Win10 Enterprise workstations:
- A connects successfully to B's shares without issue
- B can see the 'Public Folder' in the \\A\Users share
- A appears in B's network share along with a '\\A\c_drive' share (another share on C
and another folder I've shared on A- However, no configuration of permissions on either the folders (at share level or in the folder properties on A) work
- Attempting to 'Map Network Drive' on B to a UNC path on A (like \\A\c_drive) an error dialogue is returned, with the message "The network folder speciified is currently mapped using a different user name and password. To connect using a different user name and password, first disconnect any existing mappings to this network drive."
- I do this, but the error persists - I've verified that connections to the share resource reads '0' (zero) in Computer Management\Shared Folders
- the 'net use' command at the command prompt seems to work initially, but then if I try to access the shared folder(s), I get the following error message:
- "Access to the path '\\A\c_drive' is denied."
- "Cannot find path '\\A\c_drive' because it does not exist."
I've been going through prior forum messages and walkthroughs seemingly everywhere online (to the tune of 4 hours of effort) without success, so I'm appealing those knowledgeable here. To all appearances, I should add, B is configured identically to A where file and print sharing are concerned.
Any/all assistance very gratefully appreciated!
Sincerely,
RH
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