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A collection of tips on accessing Windows file servers
Thanks for this. I have two related questions.
A collection of tips on accessing Windows file servers
Most likely the share name you are trying to access is longer than 12 characters. The 12 character limit is something that was supposedly fixed in SMB 3.0, but it seems to still be an issue. Check that out.
A collection of tips on accessing Windows file servers
That usually happens when I try to reconnect to a share that I've been using with no troubles whatsoever before.
It turned out that the .DS_Store-files Mac OS X leaves lying around everywhere seem to cause this. Deleting them causes no harm but makes the share accessible again.
To do so, we are using a command that runs on the windows box, searching and deleting all
Maybe it helps.
A collection of tips on accessing Windows file servers
I'm guessing at the cause of this but I think it refers to multiple mount points for the shares. If you type in the ip address of the DNS server that you want to mount as opposed to the domain name you should get the list of shares succesfully each time.
A collection of tips on accessing Windows file servers
I ran into this problem today (code -36), and after 5 hours I was able to figure out what the problem was. |
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