ITGURU Posted February 2, 2017 Posted February 2, 2017 I've had mapped drives working without issue for years using UNC paths to each server. I am now moving over to DFS,. There is 1 PC (that i have been made aware of) that refuses to connect to the DFS root and shares. I can still access shares by \\servername\ and by \\ipaddress of all domain controllers, and can see all the dfs root shares. If i ping the DFS name it responds. The error is below: I've tried static IPs, flushing the cache, re-adding the PC to the domain with no success. For now i've manually mapped the drives by UNC path, but plan to re-image the PC tomorrow unless anyone can shed light on a solution before this.
phreak Posted February 2, 2017 Posted February 2, 2017 What is your DFS service running through? Windows server and if so what version. And what version is this PC that cannot access it? This might be a bit redundant, but have you tried adding the DFS name into the local hosts file pointing to the servers IP address?
ITGURU Posted February 2, 2017 Author Posted February 2, 2017 What is your DFS service running through? Windows server and if so what version. And what version is this PC that cannot access it? This might be a bit redundant, but have you tried adding the DFS name into the local hosts file pointing to the servers IP address? Windows Server 201 R2- 3DC's all set to host the namespace. All Workstations are Windows 7 x64 I will try hosts file before re-imaging but as mentioned, if I ping the dfs root domain it responds with the DC IP...
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