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Well, yeah. Anytime your workstation can't see the fileserver, you will get messages like this. Now what's wrong???<br>
1. Protocol problems (server is IPX, ws is IP or server is 802.3 IPX and ws is 802.2 IPX).<br>
2. Someone has actually disconnected your ws from the network.<br>
3. Bad hub, switch, router, etc.<br>
4. Running pure IP on both server and workstation with a router inbetween (here you have to set up a SLP Directory Agent).<br>
5. Sometimes things just give up and you have to reboot ws or servers (cosmic rays?? demons??).<br>
6. You have changed something at the server (like it's internal IPX) and then you actually will have to reboot the ws (auto login won't work in this case).<br>
7. All I can think of......
1. Protocol problems (server is IPX, ws is IP or server is 802.3 IPX and ws is 802.2 IPX).<br>
2. Someone has actually disconnected your ws from the network.<br>
3. Bad hub, switch, router, etc.<br>
4. Running pure IP on both server and workstation with a router inbetween (here you have to set up a SLP Directory Agent).<br>
5. Sometimes things just give up and you have to reboot ws or servers (cosmic rays?? demons??).<br>
6. You have changed something at the server (like it's internal IPX) and then you actually will have to reboot the ws (auto login won't work in this case).<br>
7. All I can think of......
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