Pierre
January 9th 04, 10:16 PM
Hi there,
I have a recursive problem in Windows XP Pro.
My server is a Windows Server 2003 normally "well
configured" ;-)
On this server I have shared two drives (C and D) and I
assign permission to my user (I'm admin).
If I try to browse one of the drive just after I logged
on I don't have any problem. Also I can connect with
enterprise manager to my DB on the server (so running Sql
Server 2000).
After a couple of minutes or hours (I don't know exactly)
If I try the same thing I can't.
If I try to browse my shared drives It take times and
finally open a window to invite me to give a username and
a password to connect to the drive. If I try with "Admin"
I receive a error message telling me that "...the shared
netword drives and resources are lost ...".
If I try to connect to my DB I receive "...cannot
generate sspi context ...".
The only thing I have to do to retrieve access is to log-
off and log-on and everything is working ... for a couple
of minutes ...
I hope some one can help me because I'm stuck and can't
work with that problem.
Last thing which can help is that I have to re-install my
server 2003 and as I loose my user profile I copy
everything I need from my old profile to my new one (only
application data, and some directory contents ...).
Please help
regards
Pierre
I have a recursive problem in Windows XP Pro.
My server is a Windows Server 2003 normally "well
configured" ;-)
On this server I have shared two drives (C and D) and I
assign permission to my user (I'm admin).
If I try to browse one of the drive just after I logged
on I don't have any problem. Also I can connect with
enterprise manager to my DB on the server (so running Sql
Server 2000).
After a couple of minutes or hours (I don't know exactly)
If I try the same thing I can't.
If I try to browse my shared drives It take times and
finally open a window to invite me to give a username and
a password to connect to the drive. If I try with "Admin"
I receive a error message telling me that "...the shared
netword drives and resources are lost ...".
If I try to connect to my DB I receive "...cannot
generate sspi context ...".
The only thing I have to do to retrieve access is to log-
off and log-on and everything is working ... for a couple
of minutes ...
I hope some one can help me because I'm stuck and can't
work with that problem.
Last thing which can help is that I have to re-install my
server 2003 and as I loose my user profile I copy
everything I need from my old profile to my new one (only
application data, and some directory contents ...).
Please help
regards
Pierre