trouble connecting with windows client

Ron Croonenberg <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.file-systems.openafs.devel.win32
Message-ID <20040720.000A9393@4x4-cowboy>
Hello,

I have 2 OpenAFS servers (running on Linux), they both serve different cells.

Both the cells can be accessed and used by clients that run on Linux work
stations.

I have the windows client running on a windows XP machine, and it doesn't have a
problem connecting to one (the "old") afs server, but does have trouble
connecting to an OpenAFS server we just set up.

I do seem to get a token, and it looks like the drive is mounted, but the client
doesn't seem to find any files on that volume/drive.
(when trying to cd to that drive in  a command prompt window, I get the message
: "The system cannot find the file specified

I get the same message in windows explorer when I try to create a
file/directory. (actually for some reason the only thing I would be able to
create from the popup menu is a directory, but when I do so...I get the same
message as above).


any suggestions, tips, tricks  ?

thanks,

Ron

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