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I have had NIS 2005 w/Antispyware installed on my HP notebook for the past several months. NIS has worked fine with no problems. Unexpectedly last week, I lose connectivity to all of my mapped drives. Interestingly, if I navigate to a network path via the host name [blue](\\server\share)[/blue], I have no connectivity. However, if I navigate to the same path via the ip address [blue](\\nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn\share)[/blue], I have complete access.
After much investigation and nashing of teeth, I have discovered that NIS is the apparent culprit. If I uninstall NIS, the problem disappears. When I re-install NIS, the problem returns. Disabling NIS has no effect.
I am to the point of throwing NIS out the windows and going with some other product. Can anyone help. Thanks in advance.
Randy Davis, MCP
IT Director
Lubbers Auto Group
After much investigation and nashing of teeth, I have discovered that NIS is the apparent culprit. If I uninstall NIS, the problem disappears. When I re-install NIS, the problem returns. Disabling NIS has no effect.
I am to the point of throwing NIS out the windows and going with some other product. Can anyone help. Thanks in advance.
Randy Davis, MCP
IT Director
Lubbers Auto Group
