Hi Greg,
The issue occurring here is most likely this one:
http://www.seriss.com/rush-current/rush/rush-admin-
faq.html#ADMINFAQ-ENOENT
Sounds like the user the "rushd" service is set up to "Log On As"
doesn't have a valid account (or has a mismatching password) on
the filer.
Determine what user you have the rushd service configured to
run as
(let's say it's "render"), and then on that machine in a DOS
window try:
runas /user:render cmd
..this will open a new DOS window running as that user.
Then try to access the filer with commands in that new DOS window:
dir \\na2.fuel\red\blah\blah\blah
..and try a read\write test:
echo x > \\na2.fuel\red\blah\blah\blah\foo.txt
type \\na2.fuel\red\blah\blah\blah\foo.txt
You should be able to replicate the problem that way.
Yes - that seems to be it - I can't even do the directory listing:
c:\blah> dir \\na2.fuel\red
Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password
Must be due to the way the render accounts are both setup - having a
different password locally, to what has been set for that user on the
netapp filer. I guess I will have to change them so that they both
match.
Having differing passwords works fine with Windows XP, so it must
just be a Win2K specific "feature".
Thanks for your assistance.
Luke
If none of that is it, what version of Rush are you running?
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Rush Render Queue, http://seriss.com/rush/
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Luke Cole
Systems Administrator / TD
FUEL International
65 King St., Newtown, Sydney NSW, Australia 2042
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