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Posted by Jon LaBarge on September 13, 2005, 5:30 pm
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Your best bet is to check in the Allow Maximum Users box for that. Make sure
that all of your mappings have "Reconnect at logon" checked. Otherwise, you
can set up a logon script as a batch file and then point to it through all
of their logon scripts in AD.
Jon
> This is the problem I have been having. We have shares setup on a Windows
> 2000 server. We have the share mapped as a netwrok drive. I have users who
> complain that their drive is disconnecting and that they lose connection
> with
> their email pst's. I tried increasing the time for the server
> autodisconnect.
> It did not work. I turned off the autodisconnect, and we still have a
> problem. I tried deactivating the license server in case it might not be
> configured properly, we still had the problem. Does anyone know what the
> maximum amount of users is for a share? We are trying to increase the
> number
> of people who have access to the share (set the limit vs. taking the
> default
> which is maximum).
>
> Please let me know so we can get this problem taken care of.
>
> Thanks,
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