Are you refused by the connection from which machine? 1) Is it a connection from the client machine? 2) Is it a connection from the server whose resource group is online?
Is OS Windows2003 SP1?
You should describe your environment.
Please refer to the following URL if it is in Windows2003 SP1 and a condition of 2).
Please add 'BackConnectionHostNames' to the registry key.
It is possible to evade if it does so.
Please teach the following results when it is refused by the connection from the client machine. Can you connect it by virtual Internet Protocol address?
When we try to access the data share using the node alias name \\nodealiasname\shared folder and then attempt to do a write function, it comes back with access denied.
Did you created your share as like data source ? From the Legato console ? If not, that's probably why the security seems not to be in place ! How to configure the Windows network share data source
1. In the tree view of the AutoStart console, right-click Data Sources and select Create New Data Source, Windows Network Share. . 2. In Data Source Name, type the name of the data source.
3. In Description, optionally type a brief description of the data source.
4. In the Valid Node List box, select the valid nodes for this data source.
5. In the User Name and Password fields, type the user name and password to attach to this share. Null passwords are not accepted.
6. In Share UNC, type the Universal Naming Convention path of the Windows share in the form \\server-Name\Share-name.
7. In the Selected Node drop-down list, select the node.
8. In Drive Letter, type an unused drive letter to identify the share.
yito1
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June 15th, 2006 19:00
1) Is it a connection from the client machine?
2) Is it a connection from the server whose resource group is online?
Is OS Windows2003 SP1?
You should describe your environment.
Please refer to the following URL if it is in Windows2003 SP1 and a condition of 2).
http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B896861&x=12&y=17
Please add 'BackConnectionHostNames' to the registry key.
It is possible to evade if it does so.
Please teach the following results when it is refused by the connection from the client machine.
Can you connect it by virtual Internet Protocol address?
Yoshinobu Ito
dlachanc
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August 14th, 2006 08:00
alias name \\nodealiasname\shared folder and then
attempt to do a write function, it comes back with
access denied.
Did you created your share as like data source ? From the Legato console ? If not, that's probably why the security seems not to be in place !
How to configure the Windows network share data source
1. In the tree view of the AutoStart console, right-click Data Sources
and select Create New Data Source, Windows Network Share.
.
2. In Data Source Name, type the name of the data source.
3. In Description, optionally type a brief description of the data
source.
4. In the Valid Node List box, select the valid nodes for this data
source.
5. In the User Name and Password fields, type the user name and
password to attach to this share. Null passwords are not accepted.
6. In Share UNC, type the Universal Naming Convention path of
the Windows share in the form \\server-Name\Share-name.
7. In the Selected Node drop-down list, select the node.
8. In Drive Letter, type an unused drive letter to identify the share.
9. Click Apply.
tkrezine
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August 15th, 2006 14:00
tgluzman
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August 17th, 2006 11:00
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\LSA\MSV1_0
Add BackupConnectionHostNames key as REG_MULTSZ and enter the virtual node alias you have created.
You need to reboot the server to take it in effect.
What you describe is a typical problem with Windows 2003.