From: "Robert Comer" 

It sure looks like the networking setup changed in your W2K install
somehow. Make sure NETBEUI is still there (if that's what you're using) and
I suppose it could be that W2K has NTLM authentication turned off.

- Bob Comer


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>
> Geo/Ned/Bob/Nolly/Rich/anybody:
>
> My computer = W2K pro, sp4.  CNC running dos 6.22/Microsoft client
> basic redirector, ver. 3.11.  10BaseT/RJ-45.
>
> When I try to connect CNC to W2k:
> CNC displays:  Error 58:    The network has responded incorrectly.
> Explanation:  You are attempting an operation that
> cannot be performed by the specified server.
>
>
> Shut down computer.  Boot to NT4.0,sp6.  CNC connects fine.
>
>
> I think I've got the permissions done.  CNC defined in policy.
> Password is blank.  Same permissions, etc as is in NT4.0.
>
> Maybe relevant history:  c.bat virus.  zone alarm deleted it.  Maybe
> it changed something?  I had it (W2k network with CNC) working
> previously.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thank you guys.  And, allow me to say again,  thank you for all the
> previous help over the years.
>
> --low

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