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Report Manager prompts for credentials
In news:eGKev$$pGHA.3908@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl, clintster <clints...@nospam.nospam> typed: Hi I would like to setup a batch file to automaticallly map a drive on my work domain laptop to my home workgroup computer. I don't want to add a password in the batch file (security reasons) and was trying the savecred option

Domain / Workgroup Login Checklist
Also, in a service process you can Only access the network drives via the UNC path, you can use the following API to access the shared hard drives on the remote server machine: WNetGetUniversalName() using UNIVERSAL_NAME_INFO_LEVEL Now, the LocalSystem account does not have network credentials, and explicitly

dts package - workgroup sql server
I am faced with the challenge of developing an authentication routine on an NT machine that is logged into a local Workgroup, not a domain. So far no relevance to C++. I will need this service to communicate with the local application that is simply a gui that takes the user's credentials.

Had this issue after DPM restore?
Ok, can someone help me with this question: Why am I not being prompted for credentials or getting access denied when connecting to my standalone WSUS server The Update Services MMC allows me to manage the WSUS 3.0 server remotely without using any credentials, thus using an account that is NOT a member of the

allow workgroup computers
Michael Wardle michael.war...@adacel.com linux samba Hi I was looking for an easy way to set a user's username, workgroup, and password on a per-user basis without exposing the user's password. Use of the credentials file seemed appropriate. I needed to set the user's workgroup, but there is no consistent method of

Problem mounting NT shares in Suse 8.1
You do not switch the laptop to "workgroup mode" or you will be seeing your IT Dept. on Monday with your hat in your hand. Here are instructions how to use your domain-enabled laptop on your home network (credit MVP Lanwench): Once you've logged in using your domain account (using cached credentials),

mapping drive from 98 in domain to 2000 box in workgroup
A WinXP workstation, like it's predecessors WinNT and Win2K, can be a member of a domain _or_ a member of a workgroup. Win9x PCs is because they're not really (and cannot be made to be) members of the domain; only their users, if they've proper domain credentials, are authenicated to access domain resources.

howto disable "Please type your credentials for remote control acc
I also want to be able to map that share locally on the clients PC to Z: drive I am using Server 2003 sp1 in a workgroup without Actvie Directory Since the scenario is If you need to supply credentials for that single user account you created (from above if you want to do it that way), click on "Connect using a

What is a domain and Workgroup
It is in his own "personal" workgroup. When I try to add the printer using the add printer wizard and browse the network for the XP machine hosting the shared printer he wishes I could map a network drive to the C$ share of the tele11 machine and supply the appropiate credentials but there must be a better way!

Networking Laptop with a Workgroup and a Domain
In a WorkGroup environment I believe you are using a SAM database. You must use the WinNT provider. -- Richard Microsoft MVP Scripting and ADSI HilltopLab web site Currently the setup at my work is we are part of a WorkGroup and not really part of some Domain. Basically i would like to validate a user with only

Remote Scripting & Alternate Credentials possible?
From MVP Lanwench - You don't need to change to a workgroup just to access resources on it. Once you've logged in using your domain account (using cached credentials), and have an IP address on the home network, you can map drives, use printers, etc., very easily - one way, in a command line: net use x:

Domain != Workgroup under XP Pro at the same time - How?
XP machine is in WORKGROUP.So it is not in any particular domain. Windows 2000 machine is in a domain called TESTSERVER2000. assuming that the credential specified have indeed access to the namespace on the remote machine, and they are recognized by the Local Security Authority on the remote machine.

logon scripts and workgroup computers ...
This can also apply if your IT department did not allow caching of logon credentials. Changing the machine name of the computer, or the workgroup name will not cause any password changes. Alternatively, you may not have been in a domain and inadvertently told it to join a domain. The same thing would apply.

Domain and Workgroups.....
They should remain members of the domain. Access while disconnected will not be a problem - users will log on using domain credentials as normal. -- Steve Foster [SBS MVP] --------------------------------------- MVPs do not work for Microsoft. Please reply only to the newsgroups.

can not open MDB file
Here's what you *should* be doing: mount -t smbfs //BORG/SHARE /mnt/borg -o username=USER,workgroup= WORKGROUP,password=PASSWORD This mounts an SMB share called SHARE that resides on a machine called BORG on mountpoint /mnt/borg , using credentials USER, WORKGROUP, and PASSWORD. You *must* get the workgroup=

Begin session
It's enough to enter the other computer's user credentials to get access but gets annoying after a while. Is this a security option that can be disabled because I remember from the old days when having the same situation with windows 98 systems workgroup shares were accessible without any prompts.

Going from a domain at work to a workgroup at home
Thanks, Dènis Riedijk man mount man fstab Add a line in your /etc/fstab: //myNTserver/myname$ /home/myname smbfs \ noauto,user,rw,uid=myname,fmask=700,\ dmask=700,workgroup=WORKGROUP,\ credentials=/etc/samba/credentials And create a file for the credantials (/etc/samba/credentials): username = NTUSER password

Printing in with different Workgroup Names
"net use Q: \\serverIP\sharename password /user:username /persistent:no" This allows use of the application on the 2k server by clients not part of the same workgroup because credentials have been established. I hope this makes sense and that someone can enlighten me...I have not been able to find the answer...hope

Can't log onto XPPro after creating Workgroup
Get him upgraded to XP Pro, join the domain, have him log in at the office, take the computer home & log in using cached credentials. He can then connect to resources in his home workgroup if he provides the credentials - such as net use x: \\homecomputer\sharename /username:HOMECOMPUTER\username Thats interesting!

Disabling Active Directory to join a Workgroup in SBS 2003
Hi I would like to setup a batch file to automaticallly map a drive on my work domain laptop to my home workgroup computer. I don't want to add a password in the batch file (security reasons) and was trying the savecred option in net use but after disconnecting the mapped drive, when I try map again it again asks