FileVault 2 and mapped drives access

I heard that if I'm using Filevault at work, I will no longer have access to the mapped drives and printers. I think this apply to the first generation of FileVault. Is it still the case with FileVault 2?

It looks like the site I linked in my OP is down permanently. I was hoping the owner might be open to helping me with this issue, but that seems unlikely now.
Hopefully someone here on the forums can help me out instead. Essentially: how do I use the noatime option on my boot drive whilst also employing Full Disk Encryption via Filevault 2?
Many thanks

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E4200 router, wmp600n wireless adapters and mapped drives with wpa2 don't work!

Sigh
I have a file server running windows 2003 and five computers (1 windows 7, 4 windows xp-sp3).
There are two shares on the server.
When the router is setup with wpa2, three of the windows xp machines will have problems with mapped drives. Directly after the drives are mapped, everything works, but 10 or so hours later, users can no longer access these mapped drives and there is no way to reconnect them it seems.
The other two machines (windows 7 and one windows xp machine) have no problems whatsoever.
The only thing that the three computers have in common is that they are also sharing a printer (an hp j4680) attached to one windows xp machine (not the server).
If I set everything to wpa, everything works fine, but of course my wireless network speeds drop to 56mbps.
Thoughts?

Peanut, I appreciate your effort, but I don't think you truly understand what is going on.
FWIW and for those experiencing similar oddities, On a mixed network of Windows Server 2003, Windows XP and Windows 7 machines, several Windows XP machines would on boot up decide that the router was the master browser. This made file shares on the server inaccessible to these machines. All machines were using wmp600n adapters.
All computers had excellent signal strength and could access the internet without fail.
What was not immediately evident to me was I was also having email issues where certain XP machines could not receive or send (sometimes one, sometimes both) pop email. I suspected it was a port blocking issue by the ISP since this problem was intermittent.
What was clear though is that in each of the machines that exhibited the problem that computer was seeing the browser as the browser master. So finally, I swapped out the router with another branded router. This is not the only case of this router behaving this way--in my searches I have run into several other people who have had issues with file sharing so I don't know if it is a model deficiency or firmware issue.
All I know is the all the problems went away with the router switch. File shares work. Email works.
So, I got a bad router that appeared to function properly--assuming this is not the case with other e4200s. I will know after RMAing this one.

Powershell 4 ISE and mapped drives

I'm not sure if this is the correct forum, but I have a Windows 8.1 workstation, not domain joined, and I can't see my mapped drives in powershell ISE. I'm trying to open a script for editing that resides on a server, I have the drive mapped in Windows
explorer, but when I try to access that drive in the ISE it is not there, If I type it in I get the message that Windows cannot find the location. Even from the powershell console I can't CD to the drive.. Has anyone seen this?
Thanks

Hi,
As what you mentioned that you can get the Network drive mapped by UNC name, but the credential is required. Would you please let me know what name you use in script to map drive bring you the issue?
Here I just would like to share you that you can save the credential locally on your computer by Credential Manager。
Please type "Credential Manager" in the Windows Search and add a generic credential:
Address: \\NetworkAttachedName
Login: \LoginName
Pass: ******
For the PowerShell ISE stopped working issue, please upload the event log and app crash dump file for powershell_ise.exe for further research.
First enable app crash dump collection by copying following words into notepad, saving it as dump.reg and importing it:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Windows Error Reporting\localdumps\powershell_ise.exe]
"DumpFolder"=hex(2):63,00,3a,00,5c,00,63,00,72,00,61,00,73,00,68,00,64,00,75,\
00,6d,00,70,00,73,00,00,00
"DumpCount"=dword:00000010
"DumpType"=dword:00000001
"CustomDumpFlags"=dword:00000000
Then, please repro the issue. If No response error appears, please find the crashdump file under c:\.
Look forward to your response.
Kate Li
TechNet Community Support

SCEP and mapped drives.

Hello,
Is there a way to have SCEP scan a mapped drive when doing a custom scan?
Thanks!
Shawn

There is a scan policy setting for allowing it during full scans, however, custom scanning a network source is no longer able to be done with SCCM 2012. I can't remember if the change was done for all versions of 2012, or if it is a 2007 vs 2012. Seems
like an update to the FEP/SCEP client itself made the change so it probably occurred for SCCM 2007 and 2012 depending on your FEP/SCEP client version.
It was a convenient feature, but it caused a great deal of inefficient resource usage. If the source from the mapped drive has SCEP then it would be better to have it regularly scan locally if you are concerned about malware. As long
as you have real-time protection enabled, you should be protected in the event malware attempts to act on a client device or your mapped drive source. In fact, there's a good chance that if a client attempts to open malware,
the server will jump into action and remove it on it's own. That's been my experience at least. Otherwise you can select the setting for scanning network drives on full scans.
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news!

Map Drive Access..

In our application, we need to access the mapped drive from the servlet. But this gives an error 'Specified Path not found' . It works fine for the C-Drive. Do we have to set something in any configuration files? Thanks.

Could any one please help me on this?

871w, ipsec and mapping drive

I have an 871 at a small office and cisco clients remote. Using the SDM I set up a vpn to allow access to the lan at the office. Problem is I cannot map a drive through the vpn. I have read through many posts here but haven't found an answer.
Connecting via vpn from my laptop, I can connect to the internal interface of the 871 with the SDM and it functions. I cannot map a drive to a Windows XP box on the office lan using \\192.168.0.80\folder . I can ping that address through the vpn. This router is the only router in the office.
There isn't a wins server there and wouldn't think I would need one if I am using an ip address for mapping. Incidentally I can map it if I am in that office.
Attached is my config with relevant items changed of course. But you should be able to tell what goes with what ip wise etc.
Thanks for the help.
tk

Additional on the above. I have installed two Polycoms and a printer in that private network. I can reach the web interface on each of those via the vpn. So this must be some Windows share issue. Anyone have an idea how I can get this to work?
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tk

Listing Drives(local and mapped)

I want to list(and count )all local and mapped drives.
I tried to use the listRoots() function.
When i wrote the following code:-
File[] drives = File.listRoots();
System.out.println("List of drives:-");
for(int i = 0 ; i <drives.length;i++){
System.out.println((i+1)+" Name:\" "+drives[0].getName()+"\" Path: \""+drives[0].getAbsolutePath()+"\"");
It gave me the below output:-
List of drives:-
1 Name:" " Path: "C:\"
2 Name:" " Path: "C:\"
3 Name:" " Path: "C:\"
4 Name:" " Path: "C:\"
5 Name:" " Path: "C:\"
6 Name:" " Path: "C:\"
7 Name:" " Path: "C:\"
On my mahcine i have a C:\ and 5 mapped network drives which are currently active and connected.
Can someone point out where i am going wrong or what i need to do to achieve my goal.

Stop using drives[0] use drives [ i ] instead.

Mapped drives do not open after connecting via Cisco VPN Client

I have an issue when I initially connect to my remote network, I cannot get to any mapped drive unless I wait a few minutes for the VPN connect to mature. To explain further, I have to wait 2-4 minutes after connecting to the VPN for me to actually connect to those drives.
The error that pops up is:
"An error occurred while reconnecting to DriveLetter: to \\Server\sharedDrive\ Microsoft WIndows Network: The network path was not found. This connection has not been restored.
Now, immediately after I connect, I am able to successfully ping the server that hosts those folder locations but for some reason I cannot get to the server via UNC/shared drives until I wait a few minutes after connecting.
Below is the list of error logs I get when attempting to connect to the mapped drives during those first few minutes of connectivity:
1 15:26:39.804 10/06/14 Sev=Warning/3 IKE/0xA300005F
Firewall, Sygate Security Agent, is not running, the client will not send firewall information to concentrator.
2 15:28:10.614 10/06/14 Sev=Warning/2 IPSEC/0xE3700003
Function CniInjectSend() failed with an error code of 0xE4510023 (IPSecDrvCB:856)
3 15:28:10.614 10/06/14 Sev=Warning/2 IPSEC/0xE3700003
Function CniInjectSend() failed with an error code of 0xE4510023 (IPSecDrvCB:856)
4 15:28:10.614 10/06/14 Sev=Warning/2 IPSEC/0xE3700003
Function CniInjectSend() failed with an error code of 0xE4510023 (IPSecDrvCB:856)
5 15:28:10.614 10/06/14 Sev=Warning/2 IPSEC/0xE3700003
Function CniInjectSend() failed with an error code of 0xE4510023 (IPSecDrvCB:856)
6 15:28:10.614 10/06/14 Sev=Warning/2 IPSEC/0xE3700003
Function CniInjectSend() failed with an error code of 0xE4510023 (IPSecDrvCB:856)
7 15:28:10.614 10/06/14 Sev=Warning/2 IPSEC/0xE3700003
Function CniInjectSend() failed with an error code of 0xE4510023 (IPSecDrvCB:856)
8 15:28:10.614 10/06/14 Sev=Warning/2 IPSEC/0xE3700003
Function CniInjectSend() failed with an error code of 0xE4510023 (IPSecDrvCB:856)
9 15:28:10.614 10/06/14 Sev=Warning/2 IPSEC/0xE3700003
Function CniInjectSend() failed with an error code of 0xE4510023 (IPSecDrvCB:856)
10 15:28:17.188 10/06/14 Sev=Warning/2 IPSEC/0xE3700003
Function CniInjectSend() failed with an error code of 0xE4510023 (IPSecDrvCB:856)
11 15:28:17.188 10/06/14 Sev=Warning/2 IPSEC/0xE3700003
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12 15:33:50.642 10/06/14 Sev=Warning/2 CVPND/0xA3400015
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I have a client that is showing a similar issue.. Windows 7 computer using Cisco IPSec client terminating on a Cisco 881 Router. I can ping the server by IP, Name and even access the drive from the start menu option, but not the mapped drive. Currently I am looking into this from a offline file issue in windows, but ran across this post and was wondering if you had figured this out? I am going to try the following and will post back if that resolves it.
Doing some research I found that Windows 7 and Vista both have what’s called “slow link mode”. The behavior is that if the latency of the network connection exceeds 80 milliseconds (ms), the system will transition the files to “offline mode”. The 80 ms value is configurable using a local group policy edit.
Open Group policy (start -> run -> gpedit.msc)
Expand “Computer Configuration”
Expand “Administrative Templates”
Expand “Network”
Click on “Offline Files”
Locate “Configure slow-link mode”
This policy can either be disabled or set to a higher value for slower connections.
https://www.conetrix.com/Blog/post/Fixing-Problem-With-Windows-7-Shared-Files-and-Mapped-Drives-Unavailable-Over-VPN.aspx

KM4M 6374 mapped drive shutdown

KM4M MS-6734 patched bios to rev1.2
256 meg 333ddr
AMD2400xp+
WD80 gig
Installed Win98se, patched all critical updates and IDE cache and mapped drive shutdown patch. System will restart OK but will not shutdown via SHUTDOWN. Disconnect networkd drive and machine will shutdown (power off). Installed patch multiple times (read one person patched 4 times before it took). No dif. ACPI is enabled and so is IPCA.
Installed WINme, patched blah blah blah and still the same results.
Checked website for new onboad lan driver just to be sure and didnt find under on board lan...just VIA with models listed that are not 6734. Win98se hangs at Windows is shutting down screen and WINme hangs at a black screen just before power off. When reset, scandisk has to run of course.
Reinstalled OS's several times just to double check.
Happens on every similar system (6734..same set up)in different locations and lans. 6 total
Rhine drivers the problem? Any other reports of the like.

I've had numerous shutdown problems with Win98.
If removing the network mapped drive resolves the problem, then it is unlikely that the issue is with hardware. Drivers, possibly, but certainly not hardware.
You might want to check that you have all the Mobo drivers installed to latest versions. Use the device manager to check driver versions, and see if any newer revisions are available. It also may not be directly related to the LAN driver, so also check chipset drivers, or other software. Check that you are not running software that is running on your X: drive, and may not be allowing the OS to disconnect it. Last, but certainly not least, pay a visit to the Windows Update site, and check for other OS patches.
And if that doesn't solve it, get another HDD, and try a fresh install of Windows. There's no end to the list of problems that a fresh reinstall of Windows 98 has resolved for me.
Best of luck

DFS and Windows 7 x64 strange behavior when trying to access a DFS link through mapped drive

I've manually mapped a network drive (Q Drive) to a DFS location. Whenever I go into "My Computer" and open the Q Drive it shows the DFS links but when I double click one of the links it randomly takes me back to the "My Computer" starting point showing my standard drive letters. If I click through the Q drive and the DFS several time it all of the sudden works. Sometimes this circle of clicking can go on for 5-10 times before it works properly.
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GPO mapped namespace where you can't connect through the mapped drive letter but can connect through the DFS UNC namespace? Do you use access based enumeration?
I personally think it has something to do with network bandwidth, the security token and offline files. =)
You can access the namespace itself but not any of the linked shares (try checking the ACL:s on the shares and you get permission denied, but you still see them, ie they are listed).
I found a post sometime ago about corrupted/trunkated security tokens. If the member was part of too many AD groups the token was trunkated and corrupted. That was going to be my next move. Sniff the traffic and see what actually happens when the issue occur
if theres something to be learnt there. Since it works correctly through the UNC adress but not through the drive letter you ough to be able to see what is different between the two requests.
http://blogs.technet.com/b/askds/archive/2008/05/14/troubleshooting-kerberos-authentication-problems-name-resolution-issues.aspx
One thing I noted was that it only happened to remotely connected computers on slow 3G connections (we use Direct Access). Never on LAN-connected computers with GB access or remote computers with fast (>15Mbps) access. We also use folder redirection,
which I think could be part of the problem, ie the share never goes online, atleast for us the issue was itermittent, it never happend all of the time, just from time to time. And if I disconnected and reconnected it could fix the issue for that particular
sessions, usually it didn't but occasionally it did (just pulling the network cable and put it back). Check the offline/online status the folders show up as offline even though they are online.
Enough of my ramblings. Sorry to hear you still have the problem and I hope you find a way to solve it.

Mapping drives and FTP access

Hello, I am looking at migrating our GroupWise server to OES Linux and have
a few questions about drive mappings. I set up a test server and tried using
EVMS to manage volumes to get NSS volume support but the server crashed
within a few days with a "Segmentation fault". I could not figure out how to
recover the OS so I reinstalled, this time without EVMS. Here's my
questions:
1. Can I use NSS without EVMS?
2. If I stick with the standard Linux file system (reiserfs) how do I assign
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for web publishing?
I have not played much with user rights on OES so I am not sure what would
be the correct or easiest path to take to accomplish what I am after.
Thanks,
Richard G.

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Mapping Drives using a PIX501 and vpn client

We have a 501 and are using cisco vpn client. We have a Windows 2000 and a windows 2003 server on the network we are connecting to. We use windows authentication when we logon the vpn. We are mapping drives on both servers onto the client. The mapped drives on the 2000 server are visable to the client. The mapped drives on the 2003 server are not even when we try to remap. We have Routing and Remote Access enabled on the 2003 server but still fail to map the drives (or ping the 2003 server). Can anyone out there shed any light on our problem. Thanks

Start with this link which gives a number of examples on how to configure a VPN client with the VPN 3000 -
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk583/tk372/tech_configuration_examples_list.html#anchor22
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Citrix mapped drives and crystals merged files

Has anybody come across an issue with Citrix mapped drives and crystals merged files.
I have updated the crystal DLL's my application uses to 11.5 and created a new setup kit to distribute my app including these new DLLu2019s along with a merged file call crstalreports11_5_net_2005.msm the Visual Studio setup app added. The installation runs fine on the Citrix server and application runs as well. When I come to run any report on the Citrix server I get an error u201Cprocedure call or argument is not validu201D. If I remove the mapping to the drives the reports run without any errors.
I need to keep the mapped drives on Citrix so removing the mappings is not really a solution to my problem (which is a shame really)
I am using Visual Studio 2005, Crystal Report XI and Citrix 4.5
Any help would be gratefully received

See if Process Monitor will help you trace down to where this is happening. Process Monitor can be downloaded from here:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-ca/sysinternals/bb896645.aspx
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Ludek

4.0EA3 : Unable to access mapped drives (Windows) in file browser dialogs

All File Browser dialogs only allow access to by local C: (hard disk) and D: (DVD) drives. It is not possible any more to access mapped drives (which are referencing UNC paths to our file server) - i.e. Network drives.
I have tried the following accesses to the File Browser:
File -> Open : Does not work
File -> Data Modeler -> Open : does not work
Tools -> Preferences -> Environment -> Log -> Log Directory -> Browse : does not work
This worked/works fine in SqlDev 3.2.2
I tried to rule out connection/authentication problems to our SAN (the network drives are fully accessible from Windows Explorer and even JDeveloper 11.1.2.2.0) - I created a drive mapping to a share on my local hard disk. Can't see this mapping from within SqlDev either
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Looking forward to Oracle feedback or to see if other users find the same issue
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2daepPy6k7nbGl4d2xobFJFVTg/edit?usp=sharing
Hi Jeff
Many thanks for your reply.
No - the location drop-down only shows my C: (Hard Drive) and D: (DVD Drive).
With further playing, I did find that if I qualify a script on a network file share with the full UNC path, it successfully opens the script.
The problem is that I cannot navigate to locations on mapped drives.
Having successfully opened a sample script, there is now a shortcut to the folder/directory of my shared scripts in the left pane of the open (file browser) dialog box. Its a good workaround.
I have shared a screenshot on my Google Drive (this forum does not allow insert of images or attachments ?)
Alan

Can't access mapped drives on network with 2008 Server.

Hi,
I got two servers, 2003 and 2008, the 2003 is now a data and application server, it's roles was migrated on the 2008. While the 2003 is able to map drives on the network, the 2008 can only access drives while Deep Agent 9 Antivirus is disabled. The 2003
uses port 135 and 139, those ports are allowed on the 2008. When i tried to access targeted pc's drives, I got error 0x80004005 'Unspecified error'. The windows network client is ticked, I tried with different credentials and it's not working.
Thanks for help, Olivier.

Hi Olivier,
Thank you for posting in Windows Server Forum.
First of all check whether you have successful ping to the destination server.
Have you specified the permission for the users to access the network drives?
Are you trying to access the mapped network drive from which client system?
From the description and error, it seems there is some corrupted profile which might get the issue for this case. You can try to run sfc /scannow to check the file system.
As there is one certain article for this error, please check this article
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Hope it helps!
Thanks.
Dharmesh Solanki
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