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We have network with samba PDC server and server with Nas-R3 enterprise as a member server. When i copy from NAS to workstation(XP) and from workstation to NAS (in the same time), there is a popup: Cannot copy xxxx: The specified network name is no longer available. I’ve checked network cards, netbios over tcpip, wins, static and dynamic IP and nothing.
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I had the same issue with XP then updated to SP2 and did not have this issue again. Windows Vista does not have this issue. I remember that it might be with MRxSmb.
We have SP2 in all workstations.
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Check the XP drivers for the NIC's maybe there are some settings, in Windows Vista this does not happen.
I've checked this scenario (copy from and to server at the same time) with our PDC server (siemens Econel 200 + ubuntu 6.06 server edition) and everything is fine so NIC's are OK.
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I took one of the XP notebooks that had an Intel Pro 1000 PL NIC - confirmed it did not work and produced the same error, then changed the Link Speed & Duplex settings for the NIC to "Auto-negotiate 1000" and now works. This is NIC or Driver issue. Also there is plunty of info on the net concerning this subject :)
Hello, i have the same problem posted by Much and i try two different versions (4.21 and 5.0 ultimate build downloaded from an FTP server, by a special network address given to me from my reseller) but i have ALWAYS the same problem.
The clients that i've used to try it, are equipped with the latest version of Windows SP2 with all the available updates.
Please help me, thank you
Did you test ur NIC's?
Try it with another station? or Vista?
I try it by different clients with the same result. Vista OS, for our business, isn't a broadcast solution yet, then we cannot use it.
Thank oyu
In the Event ID logs from your Microsoft systems are you getting any of the following:
System error 64 - "The specified network name is no longer available"
System error 53. "The network path was not found"
Event ID 3013 - Description: The redirector has timed out a request to ComputerName.
Event ID 2022 - Description: Server was unable to find a free connection NumberOfTimes times in the last NumberOfSeconds seconds.
Event ID 4, an Event ID 1055, and an Event ID 4322, in addition to Event ID 2022 in the system event log.
"The semaphore timeout period has expired"
http://www.chicagotech.net/troublesh...temerror64.htm
Thank you for the explains concerning my post....
now, given that i have unfortunately found this problem ONLY with R3 Nas enterprise (specially with the version 5.0) and NEVER with the XSR Enterprise (specially with the version 3.0 bd. 1660-1666, for me the Open-e NAs with the highest performance that i have try so far!), i would to know if is possible that the "drivers" included in the R3 software for my NIC, aren't updates and offer low performance.
I trying NIC Intel Pro 1000 dual, PCI-X 64bit
Thanks much more
It could be the NICs of the system has 2 NIC's and only one is being used, make the other that is not being used - inactive. Not sure if this could be the same as yours but there is known bug with e1000 driver when there is active NIC with cable unplugged. It very often leads to lack of memory so it has influence on performance. Or try with different NIC.
I will try with other NICs (but which for broadcast use??) but, for correct information, i've also try to connect two clients simultaneously in the available ports, but the result is the same.
Do you know if the NICs i'm using request a particular setting to function properly?
Thank you
You can try to force the settings for the Intel nic's in the console accessing it by ALT+CTRL+T->Modify driver options select e1000 option and choose AutoNeg. Set this value to 32.
Other vaules you can try are listed from the Intel link below.
http://www.intel.com/support/network/sb/cs-009209.htm