M
Michael Lynch
I recently created a DFS root on a shared folder on a file
server. I linked it to a shared folder on a different hard
drive on the same computer, with, of course, a different
drive letter. When I created a DFS link to this folder,
the folder showed up fine in the DFS root folder, but
whenever anyone tries to access it, we get
an "E:\CAD\CAD_new is not accessible". I rebooted the
server after created all the DFS stuff, I've checked all
the security settings so that the proper permissions were
in place, but no dice. Did I miss something, or can you
not DFS link to a volume on the same server as the root?
server. I linked it to a shared folder on a different hard
drive on the same computer, with, of course, a different
drive letter. When I created a DFS link to this folder,
the folder showed up fine in the DFS root folder, but
whenever anyone tries to access it, we get
an "E:\CAD\CAD_new is not accessible". I rebooted the
server after created all the DFS stuff, I've checked all
the security settings so that the proper permissions were
in place, but no dice. Did I miss something, or can you
not DFS link to a volume on the same server as the root?