Well, I figured it out. It seems that Vista MUST have a password for the
host (i.e. server) computer in order to work. That is, even though we did
not have a password to log on to that computer (i.e. default Administrator
account), once we did set up a password and used it, Vista allowed the
location to be used for Backup purposes. I conisder this condition to be a
bug within Vista. If a computer does not have a password and sharing has
been established, then Backup should recognize the location as valid.
"mathguy" wrote:
> Anyone? Any help on this, please? Ideas on what I can do or look at?
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> "mathguy" wrote:
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> > I am trying to set up backup and recovery to use a drive on our network. The
> > server is Windows 2000 and the volume I want to backup to is an NTFS
> > partition on a slave drive. I can access the drive via Windows Explorer from
> > my computer (have written to and deleted from that volume). However, when I
> > try to change the settings in Backup and Recovery console and I point to that
> > volume, I get a dialog box asking for the User Name and Password. However,
> > there isn't one. If I use my User Name and Password from my computer, that
> > does not work. If I use the generic Adminstrator and no password, that does
> > not work. I can't figure this out. What is it looking for?
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