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Windows 7 and non Windows servers - error 50?

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  • sábado, 31 de enero de 2009 20:50
     
     
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    Here I have a pretty diverse network. Windows 2008 server; Windows 2000 server; a Netgear NAS; and a bit of a rarity, in the shape of an Apple OS X 10.5 *server*. All my XP machines and Macs connect to all these resources. Some pop up a password dialog, others don't.

    I can only get the Win7 beta to connect to the Win'08 server. This is both by browsing, and by typing in the paths using "map network drive". When I attempt to connect to my Apple (\\leopard\shared) I get an "error 50" out of Win 7, but no more information on what might be wrong, than that.

    Any suggestions? I can't see any info via Google amongst the storm of blether about Win 7 in general. Can I be the first person to try heterogenous networking with the beta?

    Steve
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  • sábado, 31 de enero de 2009 21:21
     
     
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    Hi

    Check error log in event viewer, for details
     
  • martes, 03 de febrero de 2009 7:39
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    Hi,

    If the issue occurs when you access the MAC computer from the Windows 7 beta computer, or access the Windows 7 beta computer from the MAC computer?

    The following article may be referred.

    Mac OS X 10.2: "Error =-50" When Connecting to a Windows-Compatible Computer 

    If the issue persists, or the issue occurs when you access the MAC computer from the Windows computer, I suggest that you create the same username\password as the MAC system on the Windows 7 beta system. If the issue still occurs, try the following method.

    Launch Start Menu
    Search for: Local
    Hit Enter
    Select Local Security Policy
    Launch Local Policies> Security Options
    Double Click on Network security: LAN Manager Authentication
    Change level to: Send LM # LTLM Responses
    Then, Launch Network security: Minimum session security for NTLM SSP
    De-select Require 128-bit encryption
    Hit OK

    Arthur Xie - MSFT