In an office a PC with Win7 has shared folders for less then 10 users, it is accessible over the wired network but it asks for password on wifi then drops me with asking it over and over again, when I tried to use a username-password that is used on the Server it responded with:
\\SERVER not accessible. You might not have permission to use this network resource. ...
Multiple connections to the same user, using more than one user name, are not allowed. ...
This message is confusing and it isn't a persistent reply. Yesterday it did reply this message consistently, today it does not, it just ask for user name and password again and again.
The same router is used when connecting over wired or wireless network. For internal network 169.254.144.x subnet is used, in wired mode we use static IP adresses in this range, and the DHCP is set to allocate adresses in this range. Verified it, positive. Even if I manually configure the address for the wifi adapter to the same ipv4 configuration as on the wired adapter the Server's folders will remain inaccessible.
An interesting thing that I can't explain is that pinging the name of the server over the wireless network will return a different IP address, one that is not in the 169.254.144.x range: 192.168.56.1
Any idea on how to get access to the shared folders over wifi network too?
Multiple connections to the same user, using more than one user name, are not allowed
, I'm wondering if the issue is that multiple connections to the same user, using more than one user name, are not allowed.