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| | Mapping non Domain drives We have a few Isilon clustered storage systems at work that are on the workgroup and not on the domain. I can connect to them and map to them but here's the strange thing. When I map to the name, for example, Isilon-a-1, then reboot. The connection can not be restored and I can not browse that mapped drive. I then have to disconnect it and browse to it again. If I go to the IP of the cluster and map it that way, I can reboot all I want and it maintains the mapping. Is this a NetBios issue? I have enabled it and tried different services and network settings without much success. I am running Ultimate RTM Thanks |
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