you can manually log into a shared resource? [password combo] [windows xp]
Q: usually the shared resource monitor your initials Windows (XP/2000) to log in to your access to a shared resource to determine. but what if other means have different needs of users. Do you have to log off and log in to OS using username / password combo or you can manually login to the shared resource?
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Re:Originally posted by: guy
not if they have chosen not to share the resource universally. you can build a list of users that get access and limit access to only that list of users.
the secretary's machine may not have access to my files, but at her machine would i be able to access those files manually.
Correct, and you can specify the correct credentials when you attempt to connect. You should be seeing a login box if your default credentials don't give you access. If they do, and the access is wrong, you can use the net use to set a different set of credentials.
Bill
weird thing is, i have a HD that has gone from system to system for a while. i keep all my files on that HD. weird thing is, i can write to it, save to it and read from it, but i can't delete off it. because i'm not logged into the system with the same credentials.
is that unusual?
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Re:not if they have chosen not to share the resource universally. you can build a list of users that get access and limit access to only that list of users.
the secretary's machine may not have access to my files, but at her machine would i be able to access those files manually.
Correct, and you can specify the correct credentials when you attempt to connect. You should be seeing a login box if your default credentials don't give you access. If they do, and the access is wrong, you can use the net use to set a different set of credentials.
Bill
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Re:Originally posted by: guy
Originally posted by: guy
usually the shared resource checks your inital windows (XP/2000) log in to determine your access to a shared resource. but what if different resources have different user requirements. do you have to log off and log back in to OS using username/password combo or can you manually log into the shared resource?
Huh (not sure I follow your example)? You can use whatever credentials you like to access a remote resource.
Bill
not if they have chosen not to share the resource universally. you can build a list of users that get access and limit access to only that list of users.
the secretary's machine may not have access to my files, but at her machine would i be able to access those files manually.
i should try the net use command. thanks guy.
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Re:i typically use the "net use" command from a command prompt when i want to access a network resource with a different acount. type net use /? at a command prompt to see how it is used.
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Re:Originally posted by: guy
usually the shared resource checks your inital windows (XP/2000) log in to determine your access to a shared resource. but what if different resources have different user requirements. do you have to log off and log back in to OS using username/password combo or can you manually log into the shared resource?
Huh (not sure I follow your example)? You can use whatever credentials you like to access a remote resource.
Bill
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