FS231 All Networks Driver 2.1.0.0 2003 Server AREV 2.12 (Network Product)
At 28 AUG 2006 03:09:26AM Tony Lillyman wrote:
I have a client who migrated a 2000 server installation of AREV 2.12
to a 2003 Server installation.
I access it via a Citrix connection
This morning I was able to login fine no errors no changes to
Network Driver (that I am aware of)
Not when I start AREV (with no parameters OR with parameters)
I received the following message
All Networks Driver 2.1.0.0
Unable to access linear hash files
Error=FS231File=1Any assistance greatly appreciated!
Tony
At 28 AUG 2006 08:13AM Kevin Ruane wrote:
Tony,
They have no problem accessing it locally?
When you get an FS231 with either the 1.5 Service or the 2.1 Service it usually points to some sort of mapping or pathing issue with the client.
At 28 AUG 2006 11:36PM Tony Lillyman wrote:
All other users on the Network can start AREV fine.
It's just me. As an "outsider" (coming in via Citrix)
via a remote desktop.
What should I tell them to look for ??
How can I check that I have access to the NT Service ??
Thanks
Tony
At 29 AUG 2006 12:59AM Warren Auyong wrote:
Where is Citrix running? It should not be on the same server as the LH service. Make sure the Citrix server has access rights to the 2003 server and that the ARev application definition is mapping the same drive letter as the regular users. You may need to create a working shortcut to ARev on the Citrix server's desktop and point the application definition to that.
At 29 AUG 2006 01:33AM Tony Lillyman wrote:
Warren
IT Guy at the client tells me they only upgraded the Citrix
server to 2003Server.
The main network server is still W2000Server.
They utilise Active Directory so it GOT to be related to what
I'M able to see/do/read/write etc on the server.
Yesterday I could do stuff - like normal
Today - zip!
I can see AREV in the folder, create/delete/modify txt files
etc but AREV.EXE can't communicate with the LH Service on the 2000
box when I starting AREV. Oddly enough neither can the IT Manager
when logged in on his "normal" username.
When logged in with Administrator Rights - no problems
NOW the solution …
I re-mapped the Drive L: which AREV run from using NET USE
ie NET USE L: /DEL
then NET USE L: \\Server2000\ApplicationFolder
and then it works ?!!!?
Anyway it works
Tony
At 29 AUG 2006 12:18PM Warren Auyong wrote:
FWIW I have a mapped drive on my XP pro station that I have to reconnect manually each time I restart the station despite clicking the 'reconnect at login' setting. I haven't figured it out yet because all the other mapped drives connect without intervention.
Glad you got it working…
At 04 SEP 2006 05:46AM [email protected] wrote:
My guess is that the original mappings have a different set of access logic. You can probably set up a login script to do that automatically, but you'd be better off setting the correct credentials initially.
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At 04 SEP 2006 05:48AM [email protected] wrote:
I use the loopback adapter to map some local shares to a network drive, mostly out of historical habit going back ages. tcp/ip apps (mozilla, gaim, sam spade, etc) go on H, Revelation products on X, client systems on S. For some reason, X doesn't always reconnect, though the others are always fine. If I ever work that out, I'll let you know.
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At 05 SEP 2006 10:38PM Barry Stevens wrote:
This is very timely.
I have to move an Arev2.1 system to W2003 server with some workstations using terminal services.
Is there an issue with record locking with work station ids.
Do they have to be faked by running prog on startup, or was this just a terminal services version issue.