Who am I connected as?

[SuperPlay]

This is best asked through an example:

I'm on a Windows XP client and I connect to a share on another XP client on
the network. Naturally I'm asked for a username and password, which I fill
in and tick the "remember my password" box. At this time I've connected as a
restricted user.

Now I need to connect to the same share as an administrator, but since I
ticked the "remember my password" box I no longer can enter my
username/password credentials, thus preventing me from accessing the share as
an administrator!

So the question's this:

Is there a way to 'clear' the current logon credentials of a share?

Following on from this, is it possible to view the logon credentials of a
share? i.e. say a second administrator user uses the XP machine in my
example, can they find out who connected across the share last?

[GTS]

You could delete the mapping with a net use \\share /delete and reconnect
with net use \\share /USER:username password command. Not sure on the
second question.
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"SuperPlay" > wrote in message
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> This is best asked through an example:
>
> I'm on a Windows XP client and I connect to a share on another XP client
> on
> the network. Naturally I'm asked for a username and password, which I
> fill
> in and tick the "remember my password" box. At this time I've connected
> as a
> restricted user.
>
> Now I need to connect to the same share as an administrator, but since I
> ticked the "remember my password" box I no longer can enter my
> username/password credentials, thus preventing me from accessing the share
> as
> an administrator!
>
> So the question's this:
>
> Is there a way to 'clear' the current logon credentials of a share?
>
> Following on from this, is it possible to view the logon credentials of a
> share? i.e. say a second administrator user uses the XP machine in my
> example, can they find out who connected across the share last?
>