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How do I map a network drive on a WIndows 2000 server with anonymous access?

I would like to map a network file share sitting on a Windows 2000 server from a workstation that does not belong to the domain, using anonymous access
Here below is the command I use

c:\>net use V: \\FILE-SERVER\V-drive
The password or user name is invalid for \\FILE-SERVER\V-drive.

Enter the user name for ‘FILE-SERVER’:
System error 1223 has occurred.

The operation was canceled by the user.
FILE-SERVER is a Windows 2000 server machine belonging to a domain and the mapping is done from a computer that does NOT belog to the domain

right click on my network place—>Map Network Drive–>Browse–>then select the workstation’s drive.

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One Response to “How do I map a network drive on a WIndows 2000 server with anonymous access?”

  1. noyonk Says:
    December 17th, 2009 at 2:38 am

    right click on my network place—>Map Network Drive–>Browse–>then select the workstation’s drive.
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