Please submit a bug on the OneNote Connect site:
http://connect.microsoft.com/oneonte/

There were known issues with B2TR and SharePoint.

Try creating a Doc Library, and then have OneNote store your files there.
If you still have problems please file a bug on the Connect site.


"Chase" <Chase@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B739B9F9-5E85-40CB-8C7D-1CE550FC8E64@microsoft.com...
> B2TR.
>
> "Emmanuel Issaly" wrote:
>
>> Hi Chase,
>>
>> i had to include the path to the document list in the prompt with B2.
>> Also had numerous intermittent auth problems with our sharepoint, which
>> is
>> sandboxed.
>>
>> Is this with the B2 or B2TR?
>>
>>
>> "Chase" wrote:
>>
>> > I'm having trouble creating a new shared Notebook on my company's
>> > SharePoint.
>> > Since I'm trying to introduce ON virtually through the backdoor, my
>> > SharePoint support doesn't know anything about ON (and isn't too eager
>> > to
>> > help out..) :)
>> >
>> > But, I'd like to get the ball rolling and show some value in deploying
>> > ON as
>> > a collaboration tool. Here's what I'm doing:
>> >
>> > I'm logged onto the internet and have established a VPN connection to
>> > our
>> > CorpNet.
>> > On the New Notebook wizard, after selecting the Multiple user shared
>> > option
>> > and putting in our SharePoint site's location (http://...), I get the
>> > following error:
>> >
>> > "OneNote could not create a new notebook at:
>> > http://....
>> >
>> > Posible reasons include:
>> > - The specified location is not available.
>> > - You do not have permissions to modify the specified location.
>> > - The path or notebook name contains invalid characters.
>> > - The combined path and notebook name exceeds the maximum path length.
>> >
>> > Adjust the path and notebook name, and then try again."
>> >
>> > I'm an Admin on SharePoint and can't figure this one out. Any ideas?