Probably. 
On the workstation or server where the restore is running, check the
user id that the client is running as, this would be in the properties
of the service. If it is running as the system account, this id might
not have rights to a network share. The "system" probably only has
rights to the local drives. Change the user id to be that of a user with
administrative rights, or at least full rights to the share you are
writing to. 

Robert Grabbe
Dominos Pizza LLC
734-930-3703
grabbeb AT dominos DOT com

>>> "Higgins, Scott [IT]" <scott.higgins AT citigroup DOT com> 12/10/02
4:17:18 PM >>>
I am trying to do an alternate client restore to a windows share on my
workstation and I am getting "Win32 5 Access Denied" - has anyone seen
this
and know what the issue is? 

Scott Higgins                 
 scott.higgins AT citigroup DOT com 
Senior Technical Analyst
Distributed Backups Management
700 Edwin L Ward, Sr. Memorial Highway
Rutherford, NJ 07070
Phone: (201)-231-0460
Group Line: (201)-231-1270
Fax: (201)-231-1325

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