NAS Storage Server 2003 & Server 2000

07-30-2004, 08:00

The school I work in has recently bought two NAS servers (HP StorageWorks 1200) running Storage Server 2003 and I'm having some troubles with it.

While I can see and configure the NAS Server via the WUI, I can't get end users to access their work. They can see it but can't write to the Servers (both work and profiles).

One error I'm getting generated by Active Directory is "Create Access on the server"

Any help or information would be greatly appreciated by myself and the school.

07-30-2004, 09:02

sounds like a group policy, or simple network pomissins
stoping them, but sounds like something simple have you
looked at the permissions on the server and the domain
>-----Original Message-----
>The school I work in has recently bought two NAS servers
(HP StorageWorks 1200) running Storage Server 2003 and I'm
having some troubles with it.
>
>While I can see and configure the NAS Server via the WUI,
I can't get end users to access their work. They can see
it but can't write to the Servers (both work and profiles).
>
>One error I'm getting generated by Active Directory
is "Create Access on the server"
>
>Any help or information would be greatly appreciated by
myself and the school.
>
>.
>

07-30-2004, 08:00	#1 (permalink)
=?Utf-8?B?R3JhZW1lIFdhbGtlcg==?= Civilians	NAS Storage Server 2003 & Server 2000 The school I work in has recently bought two NAS servers (HP StorageWorks 1200) running Storage Server 2003 and I'm having some troubles with it. While I can see and configure the NAS Server via the WUI, I can't get end users to access their work. They can see it but can't write to the Servers (both work and profiles). One error I'm getting generated by Active Directory is "Create Access on the server" Any help or information would be greatly appreciated by myself and the school.

07-30-2004, 09:02	#2 (permalink)
Civilians	NAS Storage Server 2003 & Server 2000 sounds like a group policy, or simple network pomissins stoping them, but sounds like something simple have you looked at the permissions on the server and the domain >-----Original Message----- >The school I work in has recently bought two NAS servers (HP StorageWorks 1200) running Storage Server 2003 and I'm having some troubles with it. > >While I can see and configure the NAS Server via the WUI, I can't get end users to access their work. They can see it but can't write to the Servers (both work and profiles). > >One error I'm getting generated by Active Directory is "Create Access on the server" > >Any help or information would be greatly appreciated by myself and the school. > >. >

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