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DFS - "Access denied" on folders
NET USE I: \\DOMAIN.COM\IDRIVE
I use the above statement in all logon scripts that are run by our users on our network, but under Windows Vista this does not appear to be successful, as when I access any of the folders in drive I: they all report "Access Denied". If however I map the drive using a server name instead (NET USE J: \\SERVER\IDRIVE) this is successful. After having completed both of the above (one in the Logon script and one manually) and then in a DOS box I type NET USE I see the following...: Status Local Remote Network ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I: \\domain.com\idrive Microsoft Windows Network OK J: \\server\idrive Microsoft Windows Network Why am I have such a problem under Vista with the DFS? 99% of the machines on my network are all Windows XP with SP2, and none are having this problem. P.S. I have no AV software installed, and I have tried disabling the Firewall. |