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i have several os9.2.2 machines that are trying to open a network share that they don't have access to on startup. you need to click "ok" between 10-40 times to get past the error message. i would like to remove the "startup script" or whatever is having the os do this, but i cannot find it.
when i go to appleshare in chooser and connect to the server that it is trying to open, it gives me a bunch of shares and the options to check the boxes to get them to open at startup, i am not seeing any of the boxes checked, and it gives me an error saying "not supported under this logon method" everytime i try to check/decheck any of the boxes.
we upgraded the server to Windows Server 2003 yesterday so these machines are unable to access the share using the chooser method, however I've installed Microsoft UAM for AppleShare 3.8 on them so we can connect to the shares via Network.
any ideas on how to get rid of this startup option?
when i go to appleshare in chooser and connect to the server that it is trying to open, it gives me a bunch of shares and the options to check the boxes to get them to open at startup, i am not seeing any of the boxes checked, and it gives me an error saying "not supported under this logon method" everytime i try to check/decheck any of the boxes.
we upgraded the server to Windows Server 2003 yesterday so these machines are unable to access the share using the chooser method, however I've installed Microsoft UAM for AppleShare 3.8 on them so we can connect to the shares via Network.
any ideas on how to get rid of this startup option?