We have been using Samba To connect 2 NT4 PC's to our Unix boxes. These
Unix
boxes use veritas clustering software for failover. During our failover
test
the veritas software unmounted the filesystems and moveed them to another
server. We are connecting the PC's to the servers using a virtual IP
address
controlled by veritas. So when the second box mounted and the application
on
the PC tried to write out to the file we thought that it would reconnect.
However, the PC's would not reconnect at all. Everything in Samba is
configured
properly and I can swap out those PC's with different ones and everything
works
correctly. So here is my question. Is there something like a lock file or
a
configuration file in NT that will not let these PC's reconnect using
there net
application? It has to be something PC related, but it is weird that both
of
these PC's were working great and then we pulled the rug out from under
them and
they would not reconnect. Any help would be appreciated.
Brian Anderson
