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| Title: | PATHWORKS for OSF/1 |
| Notice: | see also NOTED::PWDOSWINV5 (PW client) & TURRIS::DIGITAL_UNIX |
| Moderator: | CPEEDY::LONG |
|
| Created: | Thu Apr 22 1993 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 1874 |
| Total number of notes: | 6870 |
1816.0. "NT 4.0 workstation duplicate sessions" by GIDDAY::WALKER () Fri Apr 11 1997 00:28
Hello all,
Customer has reported a problem which seems to be a fault in the NT 4.0
redirector.
What happens is an NT 4.0 wkstn creates two sessions to the PATHWORKS server,
one as <username> and the other as guest or with the username field empty.
This has been reported several times in the PWV50IFT conference and even
escalated against the VMS server (cfs.49931).
Sample net session output is included below.
At this site it causes a side effect which has not been reported in the
VMS conference. NT 4.0 wkstns regularly find that share connections are
muddled. Customer gave this example:
Client has i: and j: drives connected to PWOSF 5.0g ECO2 server say
to \\pwosf\share1 and \\pwosf\share2 respectively.
Client then makes connection k: to \\pwosf\share3 but when examining
k: sees contents of \\pwosf\share1.
To clear this condition customer can use net session /delete to remove
the extra session from this client. Drive connections revert to normal
at this point.
I am interested to know if engineering is aware of this problem with NT 4.0
workstation?
Is it worth escalating the share swapping problem(which may be restricted to the
OSF server) or should I refer this customer to Microsoft?
Thanks,
Richard Walker.
Computer User name Client Type Opens Idle time
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
\\IS027599 AND0028 DOS LM 2.1 0 02:10:00
\\IS029527 CVENTER DOS LM 2.1 0 00:00:00
\\IS029531 GUEST OS/2 LM 2.1 0 00:42:00
\\IS029531 CON0026 OS/2 LM 2.1 0 00:00:00
\\IS029532 AND0083 DOS LM 2.1 0 00:25:00
\\IS029533 ADMIN OS/2 LM 2.1 0 00:06:00
\\IS029533 GUEST OS/2 LM 2.1 0 00:27:00
\\IS029534 PLITTLE DOS LM 2.1 1 00:06:00
\\IS029552 CON0075 DOS LM 2.1 0 01:33:00
\\IS029554 PCLANCY DOS LM 2.1 0 00:09:00
\\IS029875 BFLETCH DOS LM 2.1 0 00:34:00
\\IS036750 LPOTTER DOS LM 2.1 0 02:03:00
\\IS036763 GMURPHY DOS LM 2.1 1 00:19:00
\\IS036811 CON0043 DOS LM 2.1 0 00:01:00
\\IS036934 OS/2 LM 2.1 0 00:18:00
\\IS036934 TMAGGS OS/2 LM 2.1 1 00:03:00
\\IS036968 OS/2 LM 2.1 0 03:03:00
\\IS036968 CON0043 OS/2 LM 2.1 0 00:24:00
\\IS038292 HARLEM1 DOS LM 2.1 0 00:15:00
\\IS038312 CON0092 DOS LM 2.1 0 00:19:00
\\IS038347 AND0013 DOS LM 2.1 0 00:07:00
\\IS038354 ADMIN OS/2 LM 2.1 0 00:46:00
\\IS038354 OS/2 LM 2.1 0 00:46:00
\\IS038366 ADMIN DOS LM 2.1 0 00:00:00
\\IS038375 AND0014 DOS LM 2.1 0 00:39:00
\\IS038403 SGOSBELL DOS LM 2.1 0 01:33:00
\\IS038405 OS/2 LM 2.1 0 01:57:00
\\IS038405 CSIMICH OS/2 LM 2.1 0 00:03:00
\\IS038412 OS/2 LM 2.1 0 02:28:00
\\IS038412 HELPDESK OS/2 LM 2.1 0 01:40:00
\\IS038421 SCODE OS/2 LM 2.1 0 00:37:00
\\IS038421 OS/2 LM 2.1 0 00:48:00
\\IS038512 CTAYLOR DOS LM 2.1 1 00:46:00
\\IS038516 DSHEN OS/2 LM 2.1 0 01:55:00
\\IS038516 OS/2 LM 2.1 0 02:10:00
\\IS038523 ASLUITER OS/2 LM 2.1 0 00:09:00
\\IS038523 OS/2 LM 2.1 0 02:09:00
\\IS038534 CON0036 DOS LM 2.1 0 00:31:00
\\IS038535 ADMIN OS/2 LM 2.1 0 00:22:00
\\IS038538 DWOR DOS LM 2.1 0 00:03:00
\\IS038539 CON0015 DOS LM 2.1 1 00:42:00
\\IS038613 NLAWSON DOS LM 2.1 0 01:58:00
\\IS038622 THERLIHY OS/2 LM 2.1 0 02:24:00
\\IS038625 AND0015 DOS LM 2.1 0 00:00:00
\\IS038646 ADMIN DOS LM 2.1 0 02:15:00
\\IS038682 ADMIN OS/2 LM 2.1 0 02:10:00
\\IS038682 OS/2 LM 2.1 0 02:21:00
\\IS038684 ACOUTT DOS LM 2.1 0 00:12:00
\\ISO27622 JPEARS DOS LM 2.1 0 02:54:00
\\ISO27630 JBULL DOS LM 2.1 0 00:12:00
\\ISO29557 ADMIN OS/2 LM 2.1 0 00:21:00
\\ISO29557 OS/2 LM 2.1 0 00:31:00
\\ISO38402 EDAJNKO DOS LM 2.1 0 05:03:00
\\ISO38520 HGLEES DOS LM 2.1 1 17:30:01
\\ISO38667 ALUND DOS LM 2.1 0 02:22:00
\\U010295 ADMIN OS/2 LM 2.1 0 01:49:00
\\U010301 PMASON OS/2 LM 2.1 0 02:18:00
\\U011214 DALEXIO OS/2 LM 2.1 0 00:15:00
\\U011220 CMADDY OS/2 LM 2.1 0 01:12:00
\\U011220 OS/2 LM 2.1 0 01:27:00
\\U011221 KSCHUB DOS LM 2.1 0 00:21:00
\\U011712 BSTEPH DOS LM 2.1 0 00:54:00
\\U011726 TDAGE DOS LM 2.1 0 00:15:00
\\U011733 PHALLEN DOS LM 2.1 0 00:15:00
\\U011760 AFOWLER OS/2 LM 2.1 0 00:34:00
\\U011760 OS/2 LM 2.1 0 01:54:00
\\U015073 BHOPKIN DOS LM 2.1 0 00:06:00
\\U015097 PGLEES DOS LM 2.1 1 00:04:00
\\U11759 OS/2 LM 2.1 0 00:15:00
\\U11759 GELLIS OS/2 LM 2.1 0 00:06:00
\\UCU0604 DDAMM DOS LM 2.1 0 00:24:00
The command completed successfully.
Username GUEST
Computer IS029533
Guest logon Yes
Client type OS/2 LM 2.1
Sess time 18:40:01
Idle time 00:27:00
Sharename Type # Opens
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
IPC$ IPC
ITSUPP Disk 0
PWV51 Disk 0
The command completed successfully.
Username
Computer IS036934
Guest logon No
Client type OS/2 LM 2.1
Sess time 00:26:00
Idle time 00:26:00
Sharename Type # Opens
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
IPC$ IPC
The command completed successfully.
| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 1816.1 | Escalate it! | VIRGIN::SUTTER | Who are you ??? - I'm BATMAN !!! | Mon Apr 14 1997 06:11 | 6 |
| Maybe you should also escalate it against Pathworks Digital UNIX
to make sure this will be fixed!
Regards,
Arnold
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