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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

1849.0. "SYS0005: Access denied on net share on server" by NNTPD::"[email protected]" (Alan Guenther) Thu May 08 1997 14:46

Obviously I'm doing something dramatically wrong, but I can't find it.  I've
looked thru this conference for the problem...

I've installed V6.1A on my DEC Unix V4.0 system, the server is part of a
Domain.

All I get is the above error, e.g.

 sbudev2> net share
   Error 5 has occurred.
   SYS0005:  Access denied.

I'd appreciate a pointer toward the solution of this problem.

                              thanks, /alan

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1849.1CPEEDY::HORGANCraicailte indiadh damhsa agus cricta�l!Thu May 08 1997 15:317
Well, did the ivp run?  You can run lmivp in /usr/net/servers
/lanman/bin.
Did you run pwsetup kernel and pwsetup configure as per the 
installation instructions?
Is this machine the primary in the domain?

Julia
1849.2IVP ok.NNTPD::"[email protected]"Alan GuentherThu May 08 1997 15:5415
re: .1

Yes, the IVP ran, no problems.

Yes, I did the configuration stuff as specified by the installation dialog.

This system is a backup domain controller.

Some other wierdness:
   1. the net share works if I'm superuser.
   2. I can create users and groups on the primary domain controller.
      I just can't see into the Unix system from the outside.

                                                       thanks, /alan
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1849.3CPEEDY::HORGANCraicailte indiadh damhsa agus cricta�l!Thu May 08 1997 17:0513
	>1. net share works if I'm superuser.

Yes, You need to be root or logged on with a lanmanager account in order to view shares.
Executing net commands while logged in with a Unix account will get you the
access denied error message. (Sys0005)

	>2. I can create users and groups on the primary domain controller.
	    I just can't see into the Unix system from the outside.

From where exactly?  Does the bdc see the pdc?  Can any clients connect to the bdc? to the
pdc?  Are the bdc and the pdc in the same subnet?  

Julia
1849.4obviously, I'm really confusedNNTPD::"[email protected]"Alan GuentherThu May 08 1997 17:2030
>>       >1. net share works if I'm superuser.
>>
>>Yes, You need to be root or logged on with a lanmanager account in order to
view shares.
>>Executing net commands while logged in with a Unix account will get you the
>>access denied error message. (Sys0005)

PRobably this is a bogus problem then

>>        >2. I can create users and groups on the primary domain controller.
>>            I just can't see into the Unix system from the outside.
>>
>>From where exactly?  Does the bdc see the pdc?  Can any clients connect to
the bdc? to the
>>pdc?  Are the bdc and the pdc in the same subnet?  

My real problem is that I cannot access the Unix server from any client.  The
bdc can see the pdc.   The clients can connect to the pdc.  The bdc and the
pdc
are on the same net, and are even in the same cabinet.  But I cannot map
shares
on the unix system.

I can create users which the pdc sees when logged into the pwadmin on the Unix
server...   

Is this the right place to get help?   

                                                          thanks again, /alan
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1849.5Same error: SYS0005: Access deniedNNTPD::"[email protected]"Daniel Garavaldi Open System Support Wed May 28 1997 04:5455
I received the same error msg. as in 1849.0 mentioned. I was logged as root
and I couldn't perform net share. 

I run lmivp and pwsetup and pwconfig. I built a new kernel and reboot the
system. No change. Still the same error. 

Then I tried net logon and received the 
following:

fkurs8:root> net logon
Type your username, or press ENTER if it is ADMINISTRATOR: 
Type your password: 
You are currently logged on as LUZI. <--- see (1)
You must first log off before logging on again.
Do you want to log off? (Y/N) [Y]: 
LUZI was logged off successfully.
The server \\FKURS8 successfully logged you on as ADMINISTRATOR.
Your privilege level on this domain is ADMINISTRATOR.
The last time you logged on was 05/16/97 03:49 PM.
fkurs8:root> net share

Sharename    Resource                        Remark
------------------------------------------------------------------------------

ADMIN$       C:\USR\NET\SERVERS\LANMAN       Admin Share
IPC$                                         IPC Share
C$           C:\                             Root Share
D$           C:\USR\NET\SERVERS\LANMAN\SH... SystemRoot Share
ASTOOLS      C:\USR\NET\SERVERS\LANMAN\SH... Advanced Server Tools
.....




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(1) Only root was logged in on the server.

fkurs8:root> who      
root        ttyp1       May 28 09:17          
root        ttyp2       May 28 09:39

.. and a PW-User luzi doesn't exist.

fkurs8:root> net user

User accounts for \\FKURS8
------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Admin                    Administrator            dani                     
Guest                    lucius                   
The command completed successfully.

  

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