Help me please, Alone I have until tomorrow!!!

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Yan Cantuarias

Hello friends, I explain to them quickly....
Recently I modernized from NT to W2000, everything is perfect, but it seems
that the those
PCs loses connection with the server, for what you can sometimes print,
other times they lose connection with the Printers... This server is also a
server Exchange, and in that if there is not any problem....
I have configured the DNS perfectly, adding them forwarders, WINS for
the PCs that are 98 and 95.... but it follows the problem... the truth that
no longer you
that to make.... suddenly their experience can help me and to solve this
problem that the truth already has me crazy...

Thank you wait all their advice.... like I am now intent that that be....
Thank you
YAN
 
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Yan Cantuarias said:
Hello friends, I explain to them quickly....
Recently I modernized from NT to W2000, everything is perfect, but it
seems that the those
PCs loses connection with the server, for what you can sometimes
print, other times they lose connection with the Printers... This
server is also a server Exchange, and in that if there is not any
problem....
I have configured the DNS perfectly, adding them forwarders, WINS for
the PCs that are 98 and 95.... but it follows the problem... the
truth that no longer you
that to make.... suddenly their experience can help me and to solve
this problem that the truth already has me crazy...

Thank you wait all their advice.... like I am now intent that that
be.... Thank you
YAN
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You posted to many newsgroups on this one.

Does this just happen to your Win98 clients or to your W2k clients as well?


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Microsoft Windows MVP - Active Directory
 
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Yan Cantuarias said:
No, only in Win98...hence I need help...
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Go into the Domain Policy and allow NTLM v1 and v2 to authenticate. This is
a known issue with backward level clients.

ALso another issue is the Win98 redirector. You may need an update (it's
free from Microsoft). You have to call them and get the specific Redirector
from them for Win98. More info in this article:

278558 Mapped Drive Access Denied to Windows 2000-Based Server :
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;278558

Q272594 - Problems Logging On to a Windows 2000-Based Server:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;Q272594&


Happy Holidays!

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Ace

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Microsoft Windows MVP - Active Directory
 
Hello friend, thank you to respond...
In what refers to activate NTLM, you could indicate me where I make it?...
now I have to prove everything, I will already read later the manual.... I
trust you....
Thank you
YAN


"Ace Fekay [MVP]"
 
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Yan Cantuarias said:
Hello friend, thank you to respond...
In what refers to activate NTLM, you could indicate me where I make
it?... now I have to prove everything, I will already read later the
manual.... I trust you....
Thank you
YAN
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NTLM authentication settings are set in the Default Domain GPO.

I would suggest to read and review the articles concerning Win98 losing
connections, since that is the main problem on your network. I'm sure there
is a version in your language too that would be eaiser for you.

I would follow the recommendation to call Microsoft Product Services and
Support for the hotfix. It is FREE. Explain to the engineer what the problem
is and he/she will guide you in the proper resolution to your issues.

I hope that helps.

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Regards,
Ace

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This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties.

Ace Fekay, MCSE 2000, MCSE+I, MCSA, MCT, MVP
Microsoft Windows MVP - Active Directory
 
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