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I'm relatively new to configuring file sharing among computers on a network.
I have a desktop "server" connected to a D-Link 624 Wireless Router, which
in turn connects to a cable modem linked to Comcast. I have 4 wireless
clients on the network as well as two printers connnected to the desktop
hardwired to the network. All wireless clients see both printers and can
all print to the printers from anywhere in range. I also have a number of
directories on the "server" that I want to share with any of the wireless
clients on the network. Those directories are "shared" and all of the
wireless clients "see" them on the network. However, when any wireless
client tries to access those shared directories, they get a message saying,
in effect, that they can't connect because there isn't enough memory on the
server and even if there was, I don't have permission to access these
resources. I *know* the problem isn't memory, either RAM, HD, or virtual,
since the machine has 2GB RAM and a 200 GB Hard Drive with more than 100 GB
free. I also have Zone Alarm Pro installed. At first I thought this might
be the problem, but disabling it completely changes nothing. If there are
permissions set wrong, I'm not sure where they are.
I know I have *some* of this right because the printers are both working.
I'm running Win XP Pro SP2 on *all* machines - "server" and all four
wireless clients.
The precise error message I get when I try to connect to one of the shared
directories from a wireless client is:
\\servername\directory is not accessible. You might not have permission to
use this network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find
out if you have access permissions.
Not enough server storage is available to process this command.
On the server side, I only have two directories set up as shared. I have
"simple file sharing" turned off and I'm configuring the permissions
manually. So from Explorer I right click on the directory name, take
"properties|sharing|Share this folder" I usually use the same name, but
I've tried different names. I let "maximum users". Permissions "Everyone"
and "Read Allow". I can't see anything else to change.
I'm open to suggestions.
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I have a desktop "server" connected to a D-Link 624 Wireless Router, which
in turn connects to a cable modem linked to Comcast. I have 4 wireless
clients on the network as well as two printers connnected to the desktop
hardwired to the network. All wireless clients see both printers and can
all print to the printers from anywhere in range. I also have a number of
directories on the "server" that I want to share with any of the wireless
clients on the network. Those directories are "shared" and all of the
wireless clients "see" them on the network. However, when any wireless
client tries to access those shared directories, they get a message saying,
in effect, that they can't connect because there isn't enough memory on the
server and even if there was, I don't have permission to access these
resources. I *know* the problem isn't memory, either RAM, HD, or virtual,
since the machine has 2GB RAM and a 200 GB Hard Drive with more than 100 GB
free. I also have Zone Alarm Pro installed. At first I thought this might
be the problem, but disabling it completely changes nothing. If there are
permissions set wrong, I'm not sure where they are.
I know I have *some* of this right because the printers are both working.
I'm running Win XP Pro SP2 on *all* machines - "server" and all four
wireless clients.
The precise error message I get when I try to connect to one of the shared
directories from a wireless client is:
\\servername\directory is not accessible. You might not have permission to
use this network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find
out if you have access permissions.
Not enough server storage is available to process this command.
On the server side, I only have two directories set up as shared. I have
"simple file sharing" turned off and I'm configuring the permissions
manually. So from Explorer I right click on the directory name, take
"properties|sharing|Share this folder" I usually use the same name, but
I've tried different names. I let "maximum users". Permissions "Everyone"
and "Read Allow". I can't see anything else to change.
I'm open to suggestions.
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If you want to email me, post here with a real email
address. I'll get back to you.
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