SBS 2008 R2 Remove Machine AND Mapping Network Drive
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I just refurbished a user's computer and am trying to reconnect it to the domain. I got as far as getting it to log onto the server but I am having trouble in two areas.
1) Getting it permissions to access the network drives (aka mapping a network drive on the client machine requires me to give it acess and I cannot find how to do that).
2) Several ghost machines have shown up in my Network folder. I know which one is the real workstation, so now I want to delete the ghost machines, and honestly, everything looks completely different than what I am used to.
Any help you can offer is greatly appreciated.
networking windows-server-2008-r2
asked Dec 2 at 20:27
Dick Patton
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I just refurbished a user's computer and am trying to reconnect it to the domain. I got as far as getting it to log onto the server but I am having trouble in two areas.
1) Getting it permissions to access the network drives (aka mapping a network drive on the client machine requires me to give it acess and I cannot find how to do that).
2) Several ghost machines have shown up in my Network folder. I know which one is the real workstation, so now I want to delete the ghost machines, and honestly, everything looks completely different than what I am used to.
Any help you can offer is greatly appreciated.
networking windows-server-2008-r2
asked Dec 2 at 20:27
Dick Patton
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Please ask two separate questions since your two are distinct. Feel free to link them if they provide context to each other. Regarding question #1, is the computer joined to the domain? Does the domain user account you're using have permission to the resource you're trying to map to?
– Twisty Impersonator
Dec 2 at 22:56
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I just refurbished a user's computer and am trying to reconnect it to the domain. I got as far as getting it to log onto the server but I am having trouble in two areas.
1) Getting it permissions to access the network drives (aka mapping a network drive on the client machine requires me to give it acess and I cannot find how to do that).
2) Several ghost machines have shown up in my Network folder. I know which one is the real workstation, so now I want to delete the ghost machines, and honestly, everything looks completely different than what I am used to.
Any help you can offer is greatly appreciated.
networking windows-server-2008-r2
asked Dec 2 at 20:27
Dick Patton
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I just refurbished a user's computer and am trying to reconnect it to the domain. I got as far as getting it to log onto the server but I am having trouble in two areas.
1) Getting it permissions to access the network drives (aka mapping a network drive on the client machine requires me to give it acess and I cannot find how to do that).
2) Several ghost machines have shown up in my Network folder. I know which one is the real workstation, so now I want to delete the ghost machines, and honestly, everything looks completely different than what I am used to.
Any help you can offer is greatly appreciated.
networking windows-server-2008-r2
networking windows-server-2008-r2
asked Dec 2 at 20:27
Dick Patton
11
asked Dec 2 at 20:27
Dick Patton
11
asked Dec 2 at 20:27
Dick Patton
11
asked Dec 2 at 20:27
Dick Patton
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asked Dec 2 at 20:27
Dick Patton
11
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Please ask two separate questions since your two are distinct. Feel free to link them if they provide context to each other. Regarding question #1, is the computer joined to the domain? Does the domain user account you're using have permission to the resource you're trying to map to?
– Twisty Impersonator
Dec 2 at 22:56
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Please ask two separate questions since your two are distinct. Feel free to link them if they provide context to each other. Regarding question #1, is the computer joined to the domain? Does the domain user account you're using have permission to the resource you're trying to map to?
– Twisty Impersonator
Dec 2 at 22:56
Please ask two separate questions since your two are distinct. Feel free to link them if they provide context to each other. Regarding question #1, is the computer joined to the domain? Does the domain user account you're using have permission to the resource you're trying to map to?
– Twisty Impersonator
Dec 2 at 22:56
Please ask two separate questions since your two are distinct. Feel free to link them if they provide context to each other. Regarding question #1, is the computer joined to the domain? Does the domain user account you're using have permission to the resource you're trying to map to?
– Twisty Impersonator
Dec 2 at 22:56
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Please ask two separate questions since your two are distinct. Feel free to link them if they provide context to each other. Regarding question #1, is the computer joined to the domain? Does the domain user account you're using have permission to the resource you're trying to map to?
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