Problem Mapping Drives...

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Server 2003

On my local LAN, I can Map a drive using:

net use p: \\test\c$

I get asked for the UserName & Password and it all works fine !

When I VPN into my network, I can run VNC and see the network and it
all seems fine...

HOWEVER... When I try and map a drive using:

net use p: \\test\c$

I get asked for the username and password, which I enter, but then I
get :

System error 1326 has occurred.
Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password.

The Username and password are fine.

Any Ideas ??
 
What happens when you connect to shares other then
the administrative shares?
 
OK.. I've tried the following:

The user I'm trying to map drives with is a member of:
Users
Domain Users

C$ is shared with:
Administrators FULL RIGHTS
SYSTEM FULL RIGHTS
Users Read & Execute / List / Read

TEMP$ is shared with:
Administrators FULL RIGHTS
SYSTEM FULL RIGHTS
Users Read & Execute / List / Read

When trying to map to TEMP$ it works fine !!

When trying to map to C$ it fails...

Does this help ?
 
It's a local policy setting on Windows XP/2003. It took me six
months and three newsgroup posts to resolve it when I first
tripped over it . . .

Run gpedit.msc and follow this path:
Computer configuration / Windows Settings / Security Settings /
Local Settings / Securit options / Network Access:
Sharing and Security model for local accounts:
Use "Classic" - local users authenticate as themselves.

Problem solved.
 
I have checked the settings on the server...

The path is slightly different:

Computer Configuration / Windows Settings / Security Settings /
Local Policies / Security Options /

Network Access is set to classic !!!

Now what ??

Thanks
 
This is the setting that solved the problem on all of my
installations. If it does not solve it on yours then you
may have to start digging yourself. Maybe other posters
have further suggestions.


John said:
I have checked the settings on the server...

The path is slightly different:

Computer Configuration / Windows Settings / Security Settings /
Local Policies / Security Options /

Network Access is set to classic !!!

Now what ??

Thanks
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