NAS - ATI2014 - Multiple connections to a server or shared resource by the same user
I am getting this error again, it seems to start on its own, again.
Environment
Win7 Home Premium, ATI2014 Premium, NAS drive for backup
I get the error "Multiple connections to a server or shared resource by the same user which seems to have something to do with Advanced Tab > Account. I have made sure all of my backups are set to use the same Account and I have even recreated the backup that is causing the problem. No luck. As this was working fine for 6 months and now doesn't (with no changes made) I think I would like to try
1. capturing a backup that works, export the settings
2. re-install current backup and import the settings to see if I can put it back to working order.
3. delete Archives.xml
Do U think that this will work and is my best bet. I have not been able to permanently fix this "multiple connections" problem in the past and was lucky for the 6 months that I had it working.


- Accedi per poter commentare

Thank you. You understand my problem. I tried the IP address. I tried supplying Network credentials Per TI support #48578 and #2869. The test connection worked fine but I still get the same "multiple connections" error no matter which Destination designation I use. TI support #48578 suggests to try another destination.
Possibly the problem is that I am copying from \\ipaddress\Common\ to \\ipaddress\Marys_files where this is the same ipaddress in source and destination i.e. I am copying from 1 folder on my NAS drive and creating a tib file in another folder on the same NAS drive. perhaps I should just use a Post command to run Robocopy and just copy the needed files instead of creating a Tib file.
I should add (as stated above) this was working well for about 6 months and just stopped working for no apparent reason.
- Accedi per poter commentare

Are you familiar with the "net use" command? This command run from a command prompt allows the user to execute a variety of connection related commands. One of the parameters of net use is the /d or /delete which will kill a connection. net use run by itself without any parameters allows the user to view all current connections. Thus a user might be able to track down offending connections and correct them.
Here is a link to the net use command: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg651155.aspx
There are other sources on the net that discuss usage. Hopefully this will assist you further.
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