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Can Not Map Network Drive
I want to do below task with DTS any help will be very much appreciated, I want to map network drive with DTS and then create directory on that drive and you need to use the NET USE command to supply and alternative set of credentials, but even then you create the share mapping, but do not need a drive letter.

Cannot map network drive via VPN
If bUpdateProfile is supplied and has a value of true, the mapping is stored in the user profile (the default is false). strUser Optional. String value indicating the user name. You must supply this argument if you are mapping a network drive using the credentials of someone other than the current user.

Remember Password box unavailable when mapping network drive
When I attempt to map a drive on the workstation I get the error "The credentials supplied conflict with an existing set of credentials". It is worth noting that the computers are part of a Novell network and they both are on seperate subnets. I have to connect via a fully qualified name (full DNS name followed by

Mapping a network drive from a remote script
These two users have different passwords and I don't want to change them. Is it possible to use the storedprocedure by mapping the storage server in SQL Server? Can you login yourself using the service account credentials and access the share? Since you aren't in a domain, you would need to create the same

Visitor account default when mapping network drive to PC
If you cant understand some of it and still want to help me, I will try to explain it in a different way. Hi Nothing wrong with your English :-) Your Change the remote script to map a network drive on the fly using the credentials using an unused drive letter. Before exiting the remote script, unmap the drive.

mapping network drive from NT service
This setup works perfectly when I use the Map Network Drive wizard on machine1, I can view the share(s), copy files to and for, etc, etc all fine. The problem is, when I logoff, and on again, Windows is trying to use credentials (username/pass) I use to logon to Windows, to connect to the share.

XP machine must supply credentials to connect to shared printer...
It will be specifically for mapping the network drive and gaing access to the folders/files. Give that user account the proper permissions to the folders/files that it will need to access. Manually create the mapped Network Drive but click on the "connect using a different user name". Enter the credentials of that

runas and network drives
AT N...@MAIL.COM microsoft public tw windows i found the solution on http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;LN;812793 but my problem is on Windows 2K. The solution is not suitable. Anyone can help me? Thanks a lot.

Cannot Map a Network Drive Under Different User Credentials
I want to setup drive mapping for domain users and then let them access the remote storage via tunnel. Are there any docs describing the topic? to manage this with various credentials refer to Cannot Map a Network Drive Under Different User Credentials http://support.microsoft.com/kb/812793 For troubleshooting

map network drive
The problem is that you are running the service w/ the user credentials of the local system account. These credentials do not exist except on the local machine, so when you try to map the drive, the server fails to authenticate the user, because the account doesn't exist on that remote machine.

RADIUS VPN Users unable to map network drive
2) Map a network drive by right-clicking on "My Computer", choosing "Map network drive...", filling in as the folder "\xx.xxx.xxx.xxsome folder" (with xx.xxxx.xxx.xx the IP address of the computer on the network I wanted to access) and using different credentials (specifying a username and password manually).

Map network drive in code
Bakken-s...@hydro.com microsoft public scripting vbscript Brian Hare wrote: I've got a script that needs to map a network drive with alternate credentials. That part's easy. What I want to know is: Can I keep that mapped drive from showing up in Windows Explorer? I've searched the documentation and don't see any

Mapping Network Drive that doesn't show in Explorer
You will get this notice (it's not an error, it's by design) if you sit at one workstation and map a server drive using your current user login (w/o admin privileges) and then attempt to map another drive at the same server from the same workstation as a different user by choosing "Map Network Drive | Connect as"

mapping network drive conflict
For the users that need to access these folders, I have given them Dial-in/Remote Access Permission/Allow access, but I still can't map a drive using their logon credentials. Is there a policy that is only allowing administrators to map network drives over the VPN?

VPN Connects - Can't Map Network Drive
Win9x can't pass different credentials like 2k can. "ej" <efrain...@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:5ba201c2498a$8fefff20$37ef2ecf@TKMSFTNGXA13... Need help mapping a network drive with a Windows 98 computer on a Windows 2000 network. I right click Network Neighborhood and select Map Network Drive,

Cannot Map a Network Drive Under Different User Credentials
3) From the Tools menu, select 'Map Network Drive...' 4) Select a drive letter to share (Z:, X:, etc). 5) In the folder box type two backslashes (\\) and then the Fully While you can access shared network folders in a domain, if different credentials are required for different folders, you are out of luck.

Windows 2000 client can't map network drive on windows server 2003
How do you force users to enter a password when they reconnect to their network drives on a reboot ? We are switching to Win 2000 Server running a DC. I have setup shared folders and groups with permissions, but our users in Win98 don't have to enter a username and password when they map network drives.

Map network drive...
I had a network drive mapped on a local server to a remote server before. I disconnected the network drive. Now, when I try to reestablish that network mapped drive, I get the following error message. "the network folder specified is currently mapped use a different user name and password" What do I need to do to

Mapping Network Drive that doesn't show in Explorer
Logging in as a different user - both via the "Map Network drive" dialog and using "net use" from a command prompt" - same result - Attaching to the VPN as myself (he is a Domain Admin also) - Tried using a "login script" - Attempting to "join the domain" - can find the domain to tell me that no account exist for

Logon as different user in map network drive-Password issues
The current script we use to map the network drive is authenticating using a local user account in case the WAN ever went down..that way we could relatively insure we had the map inside the LAN. I thought the change would be simple: but when the user tries to login they are asked for credentials to authenticate.