Yes, I've deleted the drive mappings & re-created them, same effect. Every
machine in our domain is effected, even the new ones added after the server
re-naming. Also we use a logon.vbs script to map the drives, and only those
maps to the re-named server have the problem.
The Start of Authority record for Primary server reflects the new name.
Client settings for Keep alive or auto re-connect: I only remember those in
my Novel/Win9x days not in my Current Win2k life... Where are these settings
found?
I'm looking in Windows Explorer when the drives drop out. F5 to refresh
about 5 or 6 times brings them back.
Another note, when I map the server share with the IP address they stay
stable but some microsoft products (like access) compline that its an
un-secure connection and will not open the file.
Domain name = homeoffice.rubys.com
Server name = hawkeye
IP's 10.1.0.2, 10.1.0.3
Subnet 255.255.255.0
Gateway 10.1.0.1
DNS Data -------------------------------------
Name Type Data
(same as parent folder) Host 10.1.0.2
(same as parent folder) Host 10.1.0.3
(same as parent folder) Mail Exchanger [10] homeoffice.rubys.com
(same as parent folder) Name Server hawkeye.homeoffice.rubys.com
(same as parent folder) Start of Authority [26633],
hawkeye.homeoffice.rubys.com., admin.homeoffice.rubys.com.