Network access

[Casiopea]

Hello! My problem is that I have a LAN, and I want to add another computer, but I am forced to use windows 95 due to the PC system requirements; I've got other PC's with windows 95 and work correctly. The PC can see other PC's but when I get it into the Domain, I write the user, the password, the domain is displayed, and just at the moment of taking the characteristics of the user (at a Linux server) it displays: "DESKTOP: The route name is too long" and it doesn't let me go farther.

Any help would be very useful, thank you!

 

[wolluf]

Have you tried the linux server forum? I've no experience of running a linux server with 98 machines - that message sounds like some (could it be shortcuts on the desktop) of the profile for the win95 user is stored at a location which makes its unc name too long for 95 to handle. But that's just a guess. Would suggest moving location of profile or shortening user name or both (or checking out what's on the profile's desktop) - but its odd if you have other 95 machines working ok. Is this a new profile for this machine? (If so, can you log on with another one which works on another machine)?

 

[Casiopea]

It isn't a new profile, these are profiles which work in other pc's with windows 95.
Do you know what is cachevu.dll used for?
Thank you in advance.

 

[wolluf]

Try Google? It gave me a number of hits - including

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=175976

Can you logon to domain with an account which just creates a local user profile? Did you get any help from Linux forum?