"The network BIOS session limit was exceeded" try to access NAS
I have a problem with a Lacie Network Disk (NAS) which turns unaccessible
from my Vista Ultimate PC after some time with the error message "The network BIOS session limit was exceeded" The Lacie support replies (see below) that this issue lies with Vista. My NAS has a 25 user limit and Lacie support thinks it is related to that Vista doesn't disconnect after each access. How can I solve this problem? ---- The network BIOS session limit was exceeded Hi, I have a problem with my Lacie Network Ethernet disk which our company bought some time ago before I was employed. Therefore I cannot find a serial number which is required to send the tech support question from your web page. I hope you can help me solve the problem: I’m running Windows Vista Ultimate. When trying to connect to the network disk by running start "\\nas" where nas is the name of my Lacie Ethernet network hard drive, I succeed for the first few times but after a while I start getting the error message "\\nas The network BIOS session limit was exceeded". I don't get this error message when I access it from Win XP Pro SP2 from the very same computer. What is the problem? Regards, Joachim Person Ocean Modules Sweden AB Disk Serial No: 461500558 Michael Was this helpful? Please click on the stars. Posted: den 3 maj 2007 @ 00:00 Joachim, That error may not be sent from the drive, but an error that Vista determines on its own. After you receive that error are you still able to connect from an XP computer? The unit has a 25 user limit to it, so it might be possible that Vista is not disconnecting the previous users and after a while its limit is reached. But in order to test that, please do as above and see if a known good computer can connect after the error has been received. Joachim P. Posted: den 11 maj 2007 @ 00:00 Thank you Michael, When I have started receiving the error on my Vista computer it still works just fine to connect using another XP computer. Regards, Joachim Michael Was this helpful? Please click on the stars. Posted: den 11 maj 2007 @ 00:00 Then the problem is with Vista. I suggest contacting microsoft to learn more about possible limitations with the Firewall or networking. Try turning the firewall off when you connect to the drive to determine if that may be causing the issue. |
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