On 5/18/2010 2:39 PM, Rick Cochran wrote: > Submitted report for the integrated client. > > SMB client: > > C:\Users\rcc2>net use e: \\AFS\afsdemo.cit.cornell.edu > The command completed successfully.
So afsd_service.exe is working. > C:\Users\rcc2>net use f: \\AFS > System error 67 has occurred. > > The network name cannot be found. This isn't a legal command on any SMB share. \\AFS is not a share, it is a server name. If you want to map to the root.afs volume, you can use net use f: \\afs\all > The Internet Explorer "Map network drive" method also works (as long as I > specify a particular cell). > > My problem with drive mapping appears to be that I was attempting to map > \\AFS instead of a particular cell. > > And I don't have any trouble getting tokens in this NATed Win7 32-bit Vbox > instance with the SMB client. You can specify any valid share name. \\afs\all \\afs\cell.name \\afs\.cell.name \\afs\cell.name#volume \\afs\cell.name%volume \\afs\cell \\afs\.cell Or any symlink name that you create symlink make \\afs\link target Jeffrey Altman
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