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Stored Network passwords
Hello all,
It appears when I try to store net passwords for a particular path and provide the correct credentials,(ie \\server\share) those credentials are used for every other network location (ie. \\server\share1) that I specify. I thought that the point of stored passwords is that you can specify different ones based on location. These are UNC paths for which I am specifying. Any thoughts... TIA, Altria |
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"Altria" wrote in message ... Hello all, It appears when I try to store net passwords for a particular path and provide the correct credentials,(ie \\server\share) those credentials are used for every other network location (ie. \\server\share1) that I specify. I thought that the point of stored passwords is that you can specify different ones based on location. These are UNC paths for which I am specifying. Any thoughts... TIA, Altria Create an account/password on \\server that matches your local account/password so that you are no longer challenged for a password. |
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Hello Pegasus,
Well it doesnt appear to be that simple as the \\server\ is actually a netapp filer. Although I could modify the sharing permissions, they are set for everyone. I do not want to duplicate efforts on sharing permissions when I am setting everything from NTFS perms. I have tried to be explicit but it does not help. Any other advice? Thanks, Altria "Pegasus [MVP]" wrote in message ... "Altria" wrote in message ... Hello all, It appears when I try to store net passwords for a particular path and provide the correct credentials,(ie \\server\share) those credentials are used for every other network location (ie. \\server\share1) that I specify. I thought that the point of stored passwords is that you can specify different ones based on location. These are UNC paths for which I am specifying. Any thoughts... TIA, Altria Create an account/password on \\server that matches your local account/password so that you are no longer challenged for a password. |
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In addition, I may not have mentioned that these are two different account
accessing two different shares which reside on the same server/domain. Are you not able to add multiple accounts to different shared resources which reside on the same server/domain? TIA, Altria "Altria" wrote in message ... Hello Pegasus, Well it doesnt appear to be that simple as the \\server\ is actually a netapp filer. Although I could modify the sharing permissions, they are set for everyone. I do not want to duplicate efforts on sharing permissions when I am setting everything from NTFS perms. I have tried to be explicit but it does not help. Any other advice? Thanks, Altria "Pegasus [MVP]" wrote in message ... "Altria" wrote in message ... Hello all, It appears when I try to store net passwords for a particular path and provide the correct credentials,(ie \\server\share) those credentials are used for every other network location (ie. \\server\share1) that I specify. I thought that the point of stored passwords is that you can specify different ones based on location. These are UNC paths for which I am specifying. Any thoughts... TIA, Altria Create an account/password on \\server that matches your local account/password so that you are no longer challenged for a password. |
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AFAIK, you can authenticate yourself on a host with one single
account/password only at any one time. To use different credentials, you must first disconnect your machine from all resources on the host machine to allow the current credentials to lapse. "Altria" wrote in message ... Hello Pegasus, Well it doesnt appear to be that simple as the \\server\ is actually a netapp filer. Although I could modify the sharing permissions, they are set for everyone. I do not want to duplicate efforts on sharing permissions when I am setting everything from NTFS perms. I have tried to be explicit but it does not help. Any other advice? Thanks, Altria "Pegasus [MVP]" wrote in message ... "Altria" wrote in message ... Hello all, It appears when I try to store net passwords for a particular path and provide the correct credentials,(ie \\server\share) those credentials are used for every other network location (ie. \\server\share1) that I specify. I thought that the point of stored passwords is that you can specify different ones based on location. These are UNC paths for which I am specifying. Any thoughts... TIA, Altria Create an account/password on \\server that matches your local account/password so that you are no longer challenged for a password. |
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