> You could run the command I suggested > > "NET USE" > > It will tell you what the drive mapping is.
The output of this command is: *** << begin output >> *** New connections will be remembered. There are no entries in the list." *** << end output >> *** I think I managed to get the 'drive' un-mapped. After I use the command 'net use /delete \\afs\cs.uwm.edu', any attempts to access AFS produce the original error. > NET VIEW \\AFS > > is a legal command. The output of this command is: *** << begin output >> *** Shared resources at \\afs OpenAFS_1.7.0800 Share name Type Used as Comment ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- .cs.uwm.edu Disk AFS MountPoint to %cs.uwm.edu:root.cell .openafs.or Disk AFS Symlink to .openafs.org .openafs.org Disk AFS MountPoint to %openafs.org:root.cell .root Disk AFS MountPoint to %openafs.org:root.afs cs.uwm.edu Disk AFS MountPoint to #cs.uwm.edu:root.cell openafs.org Disk AFS MountPoint to #openafs.org:root.cell The command completed successfully. *** << end output >> *** > NET VIEW Z: > > is not. Thank you for all the assistance, Dustin J Maass _______________________________________________ OpenAFS-info mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openafs.org/mailman/listinfo/openafs-info
