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October 26th 04, 12:17 AM
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Interesting problem
A Network running Windows 2000 as DHCP Server, DNS Server, and File Server.
A couple of workstations running Windows XP and a couple of workstations running Windows 98SE. Of a morning in order to get the Windows 98SE workstations connected to the Server, the server has to be restarted. After that all of the Windows 98 workstations operate just fine. If you have to reboot or shut off the workstations throughout the day no problems. It only happens in the morning when they first try to access the server. Any suggestions on how to make this quit doing it? Thanks in advance for your help, Russ 
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October 26th 04, 12:51 AM
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Do you leave the workstations on all night? If so I've seen 98
workstations time out and have to be relogged out and back on. Russell Versteeg wrote: A Network running Windows 2000 as DHCP Server, DNS Server, and File Server. A couple of workstations running Windows XP and a couple of workstations running Windows 98SE. Of a morning in order to get the Windows 98SE workstations connected to the Server, the server has to be restarted. After that all of the Windows 98 workstations operate just fine. If you have to reboot or shut off the workstations throughout the day no problems. It only happens in the morning when they first try to access the server. Any suggestions on how to make this quit doing it? Thanks in advance for your help, Russ
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October 26th 04, 12:51 AM
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Interesting problem
Do you leave the workstations on all night? If so I've seen 98
workstations time out and have to be relogged out and back on. Russell Versteeg wrote: A Network running Windows 2000 as DHCP Server, DNS Server, and File Server. A couple of workstations running Windows XP and a couple of workstations running Windows 98SE. Of a morning in order to get the Windows 98SE workstations connected to the Server, the server has to be restarted. After that all of the Windows 98 workstations operate just fine. If you have to reboot or shut off the workstations throughout the day no problems. It only happens in the morning when they first try to access the server. Any suggestions on how to make this quit doing it? Thanks in advance for your help, Russ
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October 27th 04, 02:44 PM
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"rickiez" wrote in message news:Qjgfd.4262$8R.4010@trnddc02... Do you leave the workstations on all night? If so I've seen 98 workstations time out and have to be relogged out and back on. Russell Versteeg wrote: A Network running Windows 2000 as DHCP Server, DNS Server, and File Server. A couple of workstations running Windows XP and a couple of workstations running Windows 98SE. Of a morning in order to get the Windows 98SE workstations connected to the Server, the server has to be restarted. After that all of the Windows 98 workstations operate just fine. If you have to reboot or shut off the workstations throughout the day no problems. It only happens in the morning when they first try to access the server. Any suggestions on how to make this quit doing it? Thanks in advance for your help, Russ if you use a batch file to connect the mappings.... try the /persistent switch
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October 27th 04, 02:44 PM
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Interesting problem
"rickiez" wrote in message news:Qjgfd.4262$8R.4010@trnddc02... Do you leave the workstations on all night? If so I've seen 98 workstations time out and have to be relogged out and back on. Russell Versteeg wrote: A Network running Windows 2000 as DHCP Server, DNS Server, and File Server. A couple of workstations running Windows XP and a couple of workstations running Windows 98SE. Of a morning in order to get the Windows 98SE workstations connected to the Server, the server has to be restarted. After that all of the Windows 98 workstations operate just fine. If you have to reboot or shut off the workstations throughout the day no problems. It only happens in the morning when they first try to access the server. Any suggestions on how to make this quit doing it? Thanks in advance for your help, Russ if you use a batch file to connect the mappings.... try the /persistent switch
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October 28th 04, 04:55 PM
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"Haggis" wrote in
: "rickiez" wrote in message news:Qjgfd.4262$8R.4010@trnddc02... Do you leave the workstations on all night? If so I've seen 98 workstations time out and have to be relogged out and back on. Russell Versteeg wrote: A Network running Windows 2000 as DHCP Server, DNS Server, and File Server. A couple of workstations running Windows XP and a couple of workstations running Windows 98SE. Of a morning in order to get the Windows 98SE workstations connected to the Server, the server has to be restarted. After that all of the Windows 98 workstations operate just fine. If you have to reboot or shut off the workstations throughout the day no problems. It only happens in the morning when they first try to access the server. Any suggestions on how to make this quit doing it? Thanks in advance for your help, Russ if you use a batch file to connect the mappings.... try the /persistent switch The problem is not with mapping. It is with logging on. It claims there is no server. They do shutdown the workstations at night.
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October 28th 04, 04:55 PM
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Interesting problem
"Haggis" wrote in
: "rickiez" wrote in message news:Qjgfd.4262$8R.4010@trnddc02... Do you leave the workstations on all night? If so I've seen 98 workstations time out and have to be relogged out and back on. Russell Versteeg wrote: A Network running Windows 2000 as DHCP Server, DNS Server, and File Server. A couple of workstations running Windows XP and a couple of workstations running Windows 98SE. Of a morning in order to get the Windows 98SE workstations connected to the Server, the server has to be restarted. After that all of the Windows 98 workstations operate just fine. If you have to reboot or shut off the workstations throughout the day no problems. It only happens in the morning when they first try to access the server. Any suggestions on how to make this quit doing it? Thanks in advance for your help, Russ if you use a batch file to connect the mappings.... try the /persistent switch The problem is not with mapping. It is with logging on. It claims there is no server. They do shutdown the workstations at night.
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