OT:More computer stuff...

By seperate network, I assume you mean different subnets? If you mean two physical seperate networks, is there a link anywhere??

If you're wanting to access the 2003 server by name (i.e \\win2k3) then you'll need a WINS server running to provide NetBIOS -> IP resolution. Otherwise, you should be able to get away with \\ip.add.of.2k3 (i.e \\192.168.120.24).

You'll need, obviously, to provide credentials on the non-domain systems in the form of DOMAIN\User for username.

Any help? If not - what errors you seeing, if any? Is the 2003 server pingable from the workgroup PCs in question?

Yup, load of computers hooked up together - half running on a domain based network, half on a plain old workgroup.

That's what I do. I was running just Win2K which worked fine, but have problems with allowing large amounts of users into the shared folder (as obviously Win2K crippleware is limited to how many can do that in order to force you to upgrade). That's the only reason to swap really, so I can let more people in.

I just want to literally let *everyone* in, no accounts or anything (I have tried adding individual computers as users though, but it still didn't work).

Can't remember the message offhand, I'll have a look tomorrow.

I suppose the other option is to run a FreeSpire box or something, but I have no idea if it would work in the way that I need it to :/

Win2K PC on domain network trying to access shared folder on PC running Server2003 on a plain old workgroup network, gets the following message.;

\\(MyServerName) is not accessible Logon Failure : the target name is incorrect