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Avoid error -5000 with SMB from Windows 2003 servers
Authored by: rofl on Sep 29, '03 02:42:36AM

Would need a step by step instrcution too... struggling with the domain controller since we got the new server, thanks



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Avoid error -5000 with SMB from Windows 2003 servers
Authored by: rofl on Sep 29, '03 05:06:42AM

Okay i got it...

On the Server, open Registry, go to HKey_Local_Machine / System / CurrentControlSet / Services / LanManServer / Parameter / RequireSecuritySignature

set to 0

That's it!



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Avoid error -5000 with SMB from Windows 2003 servers
Authored by: rofl on Oct 06, '03 04:28:35AM

One note: If this is a domain controller, you will need to set it with the 'Domain Controller Security Policy' editor under the 'Administrative Tools' Menu. Otherwise it'll be reset nightly.

You need to go to 'Security Settings', 'Local Policies', 'Security Options'. You then need to set the 'Microsoft network server: Digitally sign communications' to disabled. It is enabled by default.



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Avoid error -5000 with SMB from Windows 2003 servers
Authored by: bpace on Nov 20, '03 11:45:14AM

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!!!! I have been pulling my hair out trying to get this to work.

Never had the problems under 2000 and NT. We configure small networks with a mix of XP, IMacs and server 200X.

I still don't see the UAM volume, but I can now create a simple share on the server, give the users permission, use smb://server and see the available share.

If I forgot to mention it, THANKS



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Avoid error -5000 with SMB from Windows 2003 servers
Authored by: wrivet on Dec 01, '03 01:55:58PM

Thanks goes out from me also! However, my Win2003 server shares are hidden (sharename$). These do not show up in the SMB mount selections. Anyway around this? I don't want to create more shares if I can help it...

Thanks in advance!



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hidden share on macs
Authored by: geekbsd on Oct 29, '04 02:49:21PM

not sure about this but...
On macs running 10.2 and up
I think when you "go" "connect to server"
in the adress bar you can type the share in like
domain\win2003\machiddenshare$
you maybe able to get to other share this way to
good luck



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