by Bob L » Wed Nov 05, 2008 6:01 am
I mentioned this before... perhaps this is what is happening to you.
Even though you can gain access to the SAC host... and have your read and write permissions set correctly, if you have a normal sign-on username and password needed between machines... and this happens between 2000 and XP... and perhaps in other cases as well... you must first be signed on before trying the SAC host/remote connection...
So... as mentioned before... always first establish the connection between machines using the Windows Explorer... if there is a sign-on prompt, you must enter the details there... SAC bypasses these functions in Windows... once connected... attempt to copy and paste a small file from the remote to the host machine on the data drive... and then back again... if all goes well... then the SAC host/remote connection should work properly.
Bob L
I mentioned this before... perhaps this is what is happening to you.
Even though you can gain access to the SAC host... and have your read and write permissions set correctly, if you have a normal sign-on username and password needed between machines... and this happens between 2000 and XP... and perhaps in other cases as well... you must first be signed on before trying the SAC host/remote connection...
So... as mentioned before... always first establish the connection between machines using the Windows Explorer... if there is a sign-on prompt, you must enter the details there... SAC bypasses these functions in Windows... once connected... attempt to copy and paste a small file from the remote to the host machine on the data drive... and then back again... if all goes well... then the SAC host/remote connection should work properly.
Bob L