Q

"Specified network name is no longer available."

I get this message "The specified network name is no longer available". Why does it happen and can I eliminate it from happening again? It occurs intermittently, although becoming more frequent. I am running win2k, notes 5.08 client. The local w2k server connects back to the main office where the Domino servers are located.


Sounds like it might be a DNS issue on your network.


This was last published in October 2001

Dig Deeper on Domino Resources - Part 2

Have a question for an expert?

Please add a title for your question

Get answers from a TechTarget expert on whatever's puzzling you.

You will be able to add details on the next page.

Meet all of our Domino experts

View all Domino questions and answers

Start the conversation

Send me notifications when other members comment.

Register

Please create a username to comment.

-ADS BY GOOGLE

SearchWindowsServer

Search400

  • iSeries tutorials

    Search400.com's tutorials provide in-depth information on the iSeries. Our iSeries tutorials address areas you need to know about...

  • V6R1 upgrade planning checklist

    When upgrading to V6R1, make sure your software will be supported, your programs will function and the correct PTFs have been ...

  • Connecting multiple iSeries systems through DDM

    Working with databases over multiple iSeries systems can be simple when remotely connecting logical partitions with distributed ...

SearchDataCenter

SearchContentManagement

Close