Ray,
Where are the registry settings you tried ????
I had an interesting night last night...
I deleted and readded TCPIP to Win 2000 (well : talked my non I.T. father through it - complete with a few reboots)
I then logged onto Windows 2000 and tried :
net use \tnsv002
and it worked... Yee Haw !!! I then went into Explorer : and all was fine there also : all i-bays showing...
So : Finally fixed : but didn't know how... SO : I Rebooted Win 2000 to ensure it was fixed for real : and since the reboot I'm TOTALLY back to where I was before : no access to i-bays of any form even though the server shows on the list of machines within Win Explorer.... Any sort of Net Use by name OR IP address gets rejected with Error Code 53...
The other strange thing since reboot is that IPCONFIG /ALL on W2K no longer lists any WINS server... But even when I modified the TCPIP settings to tell it that my E-Smith had a WINS server it STILL didn't work... I also checked, and the Computer Browser service is definately started on Win 2000... I'm getting lost : specially since it was working, and a reboot has stopped it...
I've also gone through and checked the registry settings in ControlSet001, 002, 003 and the two recommended registry keys are set to 0.
I'm starting to give up...
Maybe I have SAMBA incorrectly installed (BUT : this said : I didn't change SAMBA, only rebooted Win 2000)...
I don't know...
Any suggestions as to how to reliable reinstall SAMBA, or any other suggestions as to what keys I should try would be great... Any suggestions as to what diagnostics I could try : what sites I could go to : what listings I should post here... I'm getting a little stumped...
Regards,
Martin