Net use command fails if the storage account contains a forward slash Cause. The net use command interprets a forward slash (/) as a command-line option. If your user account name starts with a forward slash, the drive mapping fails. Solution. You can use either of the following steps to work around the problem: Run the following PowerShell
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Feb 24, 2014 · Neither of them are sharing properly - If I net view \\ locally I can see the shares but otherwise no one can see them - even if I am on the local box and do a "net view \\localhost
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Hi Rob, we can specify either server name or its ip address to map the drive, so its not that we have to mention name only. Hi John, my firewall is already disabled, but still not able to map the drive.
I have a machine in my Active Directory Domain that I can no longer "net view" from other machines in the domain. This is a Windows XP Pro machine. It is hosting a VMWare virtual of my Domain POINTDEV Espace Reva 2 allée Josime MARTIN 13160 CHATEAURENARD FRANCE Tel : 33 4 32 62 71 34 Fax : 33 4 32 62 71 35 Tel: 33 4 32 62 71 34 Probamos la orden net use desde dentro de nuestra propia red Si el resultado falla, esta claro que el problema es de la intranet, tendremos que chequear: - El correcto nombre del ordenador. Your client OS needs support SMB 3.0, for example use Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows Server 2012. The port 445 (TCP Outbound) needs to be opened by your ISP or firewall. The SMB protocol is dependent on this port if you mount from outside of Azure Datacenter, and I do notice some ISP blocked this port (e.g. Comcast).