Hi Kippy, hope all is well. I connect via a dynamic ip and the namespace on the default telnet account does exist so unfortunately I can't apply those theories here. What I find most puzzling is that I don't have a problem when I'm connected to the company vpn.
I shall continue digging. Thanks, Ricki. "Kippy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > "Ricki Cooper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi Ricki, > > First guess would be that the remote system is trying to log you in to > a namespace that no longer exists. Have a look in Control Panel, > Security, User Accounts and see if there's an entry specific to you > (eg. by IP address) or else the default telnet account, and which > namespace it's set to use. > > Kippy > > > >Hi, > > > >When I open a telnet session to cache I am presented with a <DIRECTORY> > >error then the session closes. This happens before I am even presented with > >the prompt to enter my username. > > > >I am accessing the server over the internet and have no problems accessing > >studio, explorer etc. However, when I connect to my company vpn I don't have > >a problem. Does anyone know why this would be happening please? > > > >I am using windows xp pro and connecting to a windows 2000 system running > >cache 5.0.5. > > > >Thanks, > >Ricki. > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------- > Mark "Kipper" Price | The flat fish > Icthian, UK | interfacing with floppy drives > -------------------------------| across the UK > [EMAIL PROTECTED] | > -------------------------------------------------------------------
