Re: Mount network drive (Win2k server)
Re: Mount network drive (Win2k server)
- Subject: Re: Mount network drive (Win2k server)
- From: Bryan <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 06 Aug 2001 19:52:02 -0400
- Organization: Apex Radiology
After trying every possible permutation of the available
mount commands, as you did, I gave up.
I usually get around this by :
1. I mount the server via the chooser, by hand, the first time.
2, I save an alias to the root directory,
3. I also save the access to the Keychain.
Then when I want to remount the drive,
4. I unlock the keychain
5. I tell the finder to open the alias file to the server.
It gets around most problems.
Bryan Kaufman
JollyRoger wrote:
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On 8/6/2001 8:51 AM, "Czechowski, Aaron" <email@hidden> wrote:
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>
> OS9.1, AS 1.6. I'm trying to mount a network drive which
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> resides on a Win2k server, shared via AppleTalk. The server is part of
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> a Windows domain, the account I'm using (mine) has access to the share,
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> and MS UAM 5 is properly installed. I can manually mount the volume
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> with no problem.
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> I've tried two different commands, the Standard Additions "mount
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> volume" as well as Akua Sweets "mount server volume" (which seems to
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> have more options available). The former returns an error -5002, which
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> I found to mean "User authentication method is unknown." Which leads me
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> to believe that it is trying to use the Apple Standard UAM, which I know
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> won't work; I have to use the MS UAM to properly connect to the server.
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> The latter command returns -5023, "User authentication failed" when I
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> use authorization methods 3 or 6, but the -5002 error with auth method 1
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> or 2. The codes are mostly guessing. In checking our server, my
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> account has received no bad password attempts, so the auth request isn't
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> even making it that far.
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> Has anyone tried this already? Should I stop beating my head
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> against my desk? Any suggestions, specific or general?
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>
*sigh* Join the club...
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