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I have 3 subnets:

a. class b
b. class b
c. class c

When I try to connect to an admin share on a 2003 server on a domain on subnet b from c I can't. The weird thing is I can connect to other servers. I can also connect to the problem server on subnet b from a or b with no problem - it's just this server that is having issues and I think it's having a problem with subnet c.

So far I have tried:

  • Restarting and turning on and off services
  • Turned the firewall off on the two servers I'm trying to map
  • Ran sfc /scannow to make sure the OS files were okay

Any ideas?

UPDATE: Here is the info asked.

I am getting a message that says,

the drive could not be mapped because no network was found

the subnets are

  • a. 172.16.1.0 /24
  • b. 172.18.1.0 /24
  • c. 192.168.35.0 /24

I can give you the print out from all of the ipconfig /all's but everything is proper. I can ping everything successfully and I am trying to map by IP so it shouldn't be a DNS issue. I've tried mapping to a domain account and a local account with no luck.

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What, if any, error messages are you receiving when you attempt to make the mapping? – Mike Insch Jul 29 '11 at 8:08
I would be glad to try to help, but you need to post back more detailed info. What are the subnets, what computers are you trying to connect from and to, and their IPCONFIG /ALL's. Assuming all that checks out, it could be a routing issue. How are the subnets connected? – KCotreau Jul 29 '11 at 20:51
John updated the question with more info @KCotreau – slhck Aug 2 '11 at 17:12
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