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K2000 Media Manager - No peinst network share

We recently upgraded our K2000 to the latest version a few weeks ago. I just now went to image a PC and it's throwing errors about not being able to connect to the peinst network share on the K2000. I bring up the shares, and couldn't find it either. So I did some research to find that the new version of the K2000 software does not use the peinst share anymore. So I figured I'd create a new boot environment. I installed AIK and the K2000 Media Manager, but when I try to upload the new KBE, it throws me an error message saying it can't attach the Y drive.

Does anyone know what needs to be done here? Does the K2000 Media Manager need to be updated or something? The current version that is on the K2000 that I downloaded and installed on my computer is 3.4.51844 but my K2000 software version is 3.4.54256.


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Figured it out. For some reason the K2000 Media Manager didn't like the fact that I was using the hostname of our K2000. I typed in the IP address and it started working.
Posted by: darkhawktman 11 years ago
Green Belt
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Did you create a new Driver/restore share password? In the new 3.4 release they added a password for the driver/restore share and with that update you have to also create a new boot environment to use that new share password.


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  • I don't think we did. Where do you add that? - chadbaldwin 11 years ago
  • Nevermind, I think I found it. It's the "Driver/Restore Share Password:" under General Settings on the K2000 right? I just set a new password, and attempted to upload the new KBE, but I still get an error message for "NET USE Y: System error 1219 has occurred" - chadbaldwin 11 years ago
Posted by: chadbaldwin 11 years ago
Senior White Belt
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Figured it out. For some reason the K2000 Media Manager didn't like the fact that I was using the hostname of our K2000. I typed in the IP address and it started working.

Odd, but whatever.


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  • Did you try the FQDN? You can also check that you have the IP in DNS. - philologist 11 years ago
Posted by: dlistar 10 years ago
Second Degree Blue Belt
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I had the same problem... i retyped IP address and pass but that didnt do the trick... also command "net use /d" didnt help...

it helped when i went to "my computer" and right clicked to disconnect the drive... than i was again able to make a new KBE environment...

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