Sounds like maybe the LANA number for your NIC is no longer 000. By
default the AFS client looks at LANA number 000 for the network interface.
If you removed the card and reinstalled it the LANA number for this card
is probably 001 or 002 (depending on what else is installed).
Go to the 'Network' control panel, select NetBIOS, Properties, and edit
the LANA number so that your primary NIC is at 000.
Alternatively check the release notes. There's a way to tell the
client, via the Registry, to use a different LANA number. You set
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\TransarcAFSDaemon\Parameters\LANadapter
to something other than '0' (based on your NetBIOS LANA configuration).
On Mon, 10 Jan 2000, David Bear wrote:
| I just installed afs 3.5 on NT 4.0. NT was at service pack 4. I've had
| afs installed on running on this machine before, but removed it when I
| changed my NIC. Now, when I put it back on the afs client service fails
| to start. Event long only has
|
| The IBM AFS client failed to start due to the following error:
| The system cannot find the path specified.
|
| When I attempt to start the service from the control panel applet, I get a
| dialog:
|
| The afs client service could not be started succesffully. You might not
| have authorization to perform this operation.
| Error 0x00000003
|
| Anyone know how I can fix this?
|
| David Bear
| College of Public Programs/ASU
| A word is just two nibbles and a byte...
|
|
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