stop sign error on vd

hmmm....I am on a fairly large network and the share is not on a server to
which I have administrative privileges....however:
1. I am the administrator of the IIS/STS server, which uses NT
authentication only. I am logged into the server as myself (through
Terminal Services)
2. I have rights/access to the share
3. for demo purposes I put my login in the vd "connect as" box.

The vd seems to be working in that the folders/files are visible and
accessible from the IIS server as set up, so I would think that the
permissions are validated?
Thanks for your help,
Martha
"Paul Lynch" <paul.lynch.TakeThisOut@nospam.com> wrote in message
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 > Martha,
 >
 > Read this KB article :
 >
 > Red Stop Sign Appears in MMC on UNC-Mapped Content Directory
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 >
 > Regards,
 >
 > Paul Lynch
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Martha,

I posted this same question on 9-3-03. The correction was
to make sure the system account and minimum list
permissions.

HTH,
Shirley

 >-----Original Message-----
 >Hi...I am trying to create a vd on a Sharepoint Team
Services site (W2k
 >server, W2k native domain) to access a share on another
server.
 >I created the directory and can see the contents in the
Computer Management
 >console, but there is a Stop sign error on the vd.
 >What does that mean? How do I correct it?
 >
 >Thanks
 >
 >
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