Help with file system

[Guest Martin Swain]

Hi,

I have a pretty huge problem with a Windows 2003 server. It's a

member server in an active directory domain, and it's configured as a

fileserver, also as a WINS server and DHCP server.

A little background: our domain controller, an SBS 4.5 machine,

recently crashed, and so we created a new domain controller using

Active Directory on another Windows 2003 server.

The problem with my fileserver started when we disjoined it from the

old domain and added it to the Active Directory. Ever since, we have

no local access to the file system. When we start Windows Explorer, an

error message appears that says 'this operation has been cancelled due

to restrictions in effect on this computer'. I have reviewed all the

policy settings I could find, but haven't been able to find anything

that obviously points out the problem. Any help would be greatly

appreciated.

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Martin Swain

[Guest Dave Patrick]

Re: Help with file system

 

This article may help.

 

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/816585

 

 

 

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"Martin Swain" wrote:

> Hi,

> I have a pretty huge problem with a Windows 2003 server. It's a

> member server in an active directory domain, and it's configured as a

> fileserver, also as a WINS server and DHCP server.

> A little background: our domain controller, an SBS 4.5 machine,

> recently crashed, and so we created a new domain controller using

> Active Directory on another Windows 2003 server.

> The problem with my fileserver started when we disjoined it from the

> old domain and added it to the Active Directory. Ever since, we have

> no local access to the file system. When we start Windows Explorer, an

> error message appears that says 'this operation has been cancelled due

> to restrictions in effect on this computer'. I have reviewed all the

> policy settings I could find, but haven't been able to find anything

> that obviously points out the problem. Any help would be greatly

> appreciated.

>

> Thanks in advance,

>

> Martin Swain