DSM-G600, DNS-3xx and NSA-220 Hack Forum

bq041 wrote:

Can you access it from the server 2003 machine via the ip address?  Have you made an entry in the hosts and lmhosts files for the DNS323 (on the windows server 2003)?  If not, make an entry into those files for the DNS's ip address, as it could be a domain name issue.

- Can you access it from the server 2003 machine via the ip address?

Of course, with the same result.

- Have you made an entry in the hosts and lmhosts files for the DNS323 (on the windows server 2003)? 

This is not necessary, because in my domain enviroment works perfect DNS server and the non-domain server 2003 works as backup DNS server for domain controller. I have only added new DNS record Host (A) Dlink with his IP address. It's the same if I ping "dlink" or "172.19.187.13", the ping response works perfect from Server 2003. I think that this is not that problem, I know very well how hosts works and name resolution in windows.

It's very strange that I can map network drive via Dlink Easy search utility, but can't do that via command or directly using map drive procedure.

After logoff and back logon the mapped drive is inacessible.

net use S: \\dlink\volume_1 or net use S: \\172.19.187.13\volume_1 I have also tryed>  net use S: \\dlink\volume_1-1 /user:backup backup

"backup" is an existing name and psw for dlink user for folder volume_1-1. I have also tryed expression using workgroup name, whose is user "backup" member on dns-323.

Example>

net use S: \\dlink\volume_1-1 /user:server07\backup backup  "server07" is name of workgroup and name of the nondomain server 2003.

Each time the result is:
System error 3 has occurred.

The system cannot find the path specified.

michaelscott wrote:

When you click on Start, run, and type:

\\dlink\

Do you get a username and password dialog box or an error message?

Ditto with:

\\dlink\Volume_1\

Also, do a port scan from the 2003 box to dlink.  Try also clearing sessions (as you know how to:  net use * /d /y) and try your net use command again.

Lastly, can you ssh or telnet to the dlink server and diagnose from there?

Good luck,

MichaelScott

- When you click on Start, run, and type:

- \\dlink\

- Do you get a username and password dialog box or an error message?

No, just error msg:

"\\dlink" is not accesible. Perhaps you do not have the appropriate permission to access this item. Ask your server's administrator and verify your permissions.

- Ditto with:

-\\dlink\Volume_1\

Error msg: The path specified does not exist.

- Also, do a port scan from the 2003 box to dlink. 

Russian program Netview:

Port #:        Service:

80        http
110        pop3
139        netbios-ssn
443        https
445        microsoft-ds
3128        web proxy
8080       

- Try also clearing sessions (as you know how to:  net use * /d /y) and try your net use command again.

I have already tryed delete previous connections, and also server/dns323 restarts many times too.

- Lastly, can you ssh or telnet to the dlink server and diagnose from there?

no response, only web administration is available.

michaelscott wrote:

Sorry things are getting crazy since the firmware update.

See if you can get wireshark or network monitor installed on w2k3 box and take it from there...

Obviously, we're trying to figure out what exactly it sends over the wire (what credentials it sends for authentication).

Maybe it is a "Internet Explorer Enhanced Security" issue or a DFS (replication?) issue.

Good luck,

MichaelScott

- See if you can get wireshark

So I have tryed your wireshark and started capturing communication between server and dns-323

I have send command : net use s: \\dlink\volume_1

the result of the capture is in attachment.


- Obviously, we're trying to figure out what exactly it sends over the wire (what credentials it sends for authentication).

- Maybe it is a "Internet Explorer Enhanced Security" issue or a DFS (replication?) issue.

Enhanced security is turned off (uninstalled from add/remove programs), because I hate stupid security when using explorer.

About DFS - I don't remember that I have installed or configured something like that.

I have found only Distributed File System service, which is set to start type manual and it's turned off. I don't use this feature.

Last edited by roxor (2009-02-20 22:31:13)

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