yes, there was something... i got it working here with ie6 after xp sp2, but
i don't remember what i did. go through the security settings and try
anything in there that might relate, and also try turning off the popup
blocker, make sure the firewall is off, or was it something else??? i
forget right now, but its in there somewhere! if you don't find it post
back here and i'll try to remember what it was tomorrow.
[quoted text, click to view] "Marshallr45" <Marshallr45@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I've been running a ftp site on NT, IIS 4 since it was new. Never had a
> problem. Ran an UNIX one on a RISC server before that. What seemed like
> all
> of a sudden, I recieved calls from clients that could not longer connect
> using IE 6. Low and behold, I could not connect locally with IE 6 either.
> That surver was getting old, I had a drive crash and switched the ftp
> root
> directory to another drive and all seemed fine. My Windows users still
> could
> not connect while a Mac OS 9 user upload a file using Fetch while I was on
> the phone with the Windows person. I called in a tech we could figure it
> out.
> While this was going on I was paralleling the install on a different
> computer
> running Server 2000, IIS 5. I did all the updates. I have the same
> problem.
> can't get logged on. You can ping the ip and get a reply. I can log on
> with
> the command line and manually issue the ftp commands, but when I use IE6
> it
> does not pop and ask for a log-in. Selecting "login as" under the file
> pull
> down doesn't help either. Here is the error message....
> "Windows cannot access this folder. Make sure you typed the file name
> correctly and that you have permission to access the folder. Details: The
> server name or address could not be resolved."
