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map network drive - password error - logistics
I'd still try deleting any cached credentials as per the KB article. I'd then re-map the shares. Then, you will be prompted for credentials at connect- time if the currently-logged on user does not have share permissions. -- Best Regards, Ron Lowe MS-MVP Windows Networking . When I map a network drive,

How to force passwords when mapping a network drive?
/user Specifies a different user name with which the connection is made. DomainName Specifies another domain. If you omit DomainName, net use uses the current logged on /savecred Stores the provided credentials for reuse. /smartcard Specifies the network connection is to use the credentials on a smart card.

map network drive
I'm trying to map a network drive in code. NET USE from the commandline always brings up the explorer window displaying the drive contents, if the command is successful. I need to avoid the explorer window opening. Two possibilities AFAICS:- 1 - Find a windows API call which doesn't trigger the explorer window.

cannot map a drive in some cases
When they are connected via VPN (externally and internally when they are here), when they try to map a network drive that they have full privs to, such as their user storage folder out on the server, they are being repeatedly asked for their login credentials. Despite typing them in, heck even using the Admin login

"The credentials supplied conflict with an existing set of ...
No, I don't know a method to explicitly specify alternate credentials on a MAP command line. The closest thing that comes to my mind there is using the Novell Map Network Drive to specify an alternate user account for a persistent drive connection, but this doesn't encompass it also being in an alternate tree.

mapping network drive over vpn
Actually, you can authenticate to the IPC$ share on a server with credentials. Once you've done that, you can use UNC paths to that server directly without needing any drive letter reference. username = "domainname\username" password = "somepassword" 'pre-authenicate via IPC$ ' ipcShare = "\\myserver\IPC$" set net

Cannot Map a Network Drive Under Different User Credentials
On computer 1, I try to map the network drive on computer 2. It asks me for a username/password to authenticate. I supply Y's credentials. moving the hard drive from the computer to another Windows 2000/XP/NT computer, or by installing a second copy of Windows 2000/XP/NT to a different folder on the computer.

mapping drives with different credentials
It may be that there's a logon script mapping a network drive to the computer in question. When you try to map another connection to the same machine, but as a different user, you won't be able to because the current connection was made using the id you logged on with. You can: a) delete the current mapped

Cannot map network drive via VPN
Now, choose "map network drive" again and this time select "logon as..." and type in a different user name that normally also has access to that same share. You will receive the message in the question about "conflicting credentials". This is because NT is not a MULTI USER SYSTEM. That's why only one person can

User Authentication
I have been trying to map 2 network drives from two different servers on the network I am supporting and I am have having a heck of time getting it to work. No matter how many times I have typed the credentials, it comes back. This is how I am mapping the network folder smb://192.168.200.2 Browse Can anyone

Map network drive...
I have tried to use the sp_addumpdevice to create a network backup device: the device has created successfully but the backup of my db is failed (device error or device off-line). I have the system administrator rights in SQL Server. I have tried to map the path of the physical bak file but I haven't any results.

Mapping a drive using WNetAddConnection2
Michael Holzemer mholzemer.greyh...@pacbell.net microsoft public scripting vbscript Torgeir Bakken (MVP) wrote: 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

Mapping a Network Drive from a Server 2003 network to a SBS ...
Open My Computer, click the Tools menu, then click Map Network Drive. 3. Select a folder on your network by clicking on the Browse button. 4. After selecting the folder, click on the different user name link on the page. 5. In the Connect As dialog box, for user name enter domainx\user (where domainx is the domain

Locked user account after reboot when mapped network drive
Steve H Stev...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windowsxp network_web Here is the problem, I have mapped to a network drive using one set of When I disconnect the mapped drive and then re-map it, it automaticaly maps under the old credentials of course, but when I hit the connect using a different

Mapping network drive
... Drive option from Explorer? This tool allows you to change the user credentials for logon. You also might want to check the User Accounts => Manage my Network Passwords. He never gets the "Connect As" dialog, nor does using the "Log on using a different name" in the "Map Network Drive" Dialog box. work.

Win 2000 server and XP Home clients
GameMaster travel...@dhimaging.com.au alt os windows2000 microsoft public win2000 setup http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;812793 If you use the Map Network Drive Wizard to connect to a network share by using different user credentials and you use the browse functionality to locate the network

mapping network drive with 98 on Win2k Network
I found a work around by dialing in manually through 'Dial-up Networking', mapping a network drive using the credentials I want to use in the program and then disconnect dial-up networking. After this, the program runs fine, even if the initially mapped drive is a different one than the one I use in the program.

Crash when browsing network drive over VPN
Neil Pike 100577....@compuserve.com microsoft public sqlserver odbc Leu - when they map a drive are they using different NT credentials? i cannot access my sqlserver via tcp/ip unless i first 'map network drive'! anyone on the network can use tcp/ip no problem. anyone not on the network has to first map one of the

***Mapping network drive?****
In the script, I attempt to map a network drive using the WScript.Network object. The network drive being connected to within the script is a share on SERVERA. It appears that there is a problem with connecting to the share using a set of credentials that works when running remotely on another server.

Huh? "Login failure: the user has not been granted the ...
It seems that the credentials cannot be passed properly. Perhaps? Note-- The text entered in the "Map Network Drive" dialog is \\mkamoski03\c$. Note-- Both machines are members of the same network BUT each one is logged-in with a different account. Do you have any suggestions here? Please advise. Thank you.