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This used to work, but....
I can no longer use all of the "Computer Management" tools against a remote
computer. "Local Users and Groups", "Event Viewer", "Performance Logs and
Alerts" and "Device Manager" all return a similar error:
Unable to access the computer <COMPUTERNAME>. The error was: The network
path was not found.
However, other "Computer Management" tools DO work... "Shared Folders",
"Services and Applications". Also, I can successfully ping the remote
computer; I can open both "regular" and "admin" (C$) shares; I get a correct
response from NSLOOKUP.
To complicate matters even more, I CAN manage other computers, just not this
one. Meanwhile, I CAN manage this one from other clients.
All are connected to the same domain; I am Admin on all; all are using the
same DHCP server and are on the same subnet.
Any thoughts?
This used to work, but....
I can no longer use all of the "Computer Management" tools against a remote
computer. "Local Users and Groups", "Event Viewer", "Performance Logs and
Alerts" and "Device Manager" all return a similar error:
Unable to access the computer <COMPUTERNAME>. The error was: The network
path was not found.
However, other "Computer Management" tools DO work... "Shared Folders",
"Services and Applications". Also, I can successfully ping the remote
computer; I can open both "regular" and "admin" (C$) shares; I get a correct
response from NSLOOKUP.
To complicate matters even more, I CAN manage other computers, just not this
one. Meanwhile, I CAN manage this one from other clients.
All are connected to the same domain; I am Admin on all; all are using the
same DHCP server and are on the same subnet.
Any thoughts?