net use from Dos don´t work

[ralle]

Hey to all,
I tried several hours to get a connect from DOS (network boot disc) to
my new XP Laptop.
I used: net use Z: \\server\shared_folder
I also tried: net use Z: \\TCPIP-adr.\shared_folder
no success. Every time I got the message:
Error 53: The computer name specified in the network path cannot
be located"

With the ping command (ping server, ping \\TCPIP-adr.) I got an
answer.
With NT ( on the Laptop ) the net use command works fine.

I updated the net command - but that´s not the problem
I want only TCP/Ip protokol enabled.


Have any one a good idea.
Thanks in advance

Ralf

[ralle]

Hey to all,
I tried several hours to get a connect from DOS (network boot disc) to
my new XP Laptop.
I used: net use Z: \\server\shared_folder
I also tried: net use Z: \\TCPIP-adr.\shared_folder
no success. Every time I got the message:
Error 53: The computer name specified in the network path cannot
be located"

With the ping command (ping server, ping \\TCPIP-adr.) I got an
answer.
With NT ( on the Laptop ) the net use command works fine.

I updated the net command - but that´s not the problem
I want only TCP/Ip protokol enabled.


Have any one a good idea.
Thanks in advance

Ralf

[News Reader]

Do you have firewall on that laptop? You might have activated XP'ss builtin
firewall. If you use firewall, configure it to allow desired traffic.

/Nico

"ralle" <kralemann.r@bex.battenfeld.com> wrote in message
news:f4208260.0307140433.2fa9d312@posting.google.c om...

> Hey to all,
> I tried several hours to get a connect from DOS (network boot disc) to
> my new XP Laptop.
> I used: net use Z: \\server\shared_folder
> I also tried: net use Z: \\TCPIP-adr.\shared_folder
> no success. Every time I got the message:
> Error 53: The computer name specified in the network path cannot
> be located"
>
> With the ping command (ping server, ping \\TCPIP-adr.) I got an
> answer.
> With NT ( on the Laptop ) the net use command works fine.
>
> I updated the net command - but that´s not the problem
> I want only TCP/Ip protokol enabled.
>
>
> Have any one a good idea.
> Thanks in advance
>
> Ralf

[ralle]

Hey,
the firewall is disabled.
I tried to get a connection to another XP computer. This computer is a
member of a domain. I got a connection with an domain-account, but not
with a local account (administrator).

I heard, that it is a good idea to enable "Enable NetBIOS over TCPIP".
But that doesn´t work either.
I install Netbios protocol ... no success.

What´s the difference between the domain account and the local
administrator account?
net use * \\servername\shared_folder /User:computername\Admin
doesn´t help.

Any idea?


Thanks Ralf

[Ken Wickes [MSFT]]

You need to use an account on the server

net use * \\servername\sharedfolder /u:servername\Administrator *

--

Ken Wickes [MSFT]
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.


"ralle" <kralemann.r@bex.battenfeld.com> wrote in message
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> Hey,
> the firewall is disabled.
> I tried to get a connection to another XP computer. This computer is a
> member of a domain. I got a connection with an domain-account, but not
> with a local account (administrator).
>
> I heard, that it is a good idea to enable "Enable NetBIOS over TCPIP".
> But that doesn´t work either.
> I install Netbios protocol ... no success.
>
> What´s the difference between the domain account and the local
> administrator account?
> net use * \\servername\shared_folder /User:computername\Admin
> doesn´t help.
>
> Any idea?
>
>
> Thanks Ralf