Yep, Your 100% correct, now why did I miss that, too easy!
"KM" <konstmor@nospam_yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Richard,
>
> If the network share does not permit guest account access, you will have
> to create an authentication channel first.
> A bunch of ways of doing so but the easiest: network mapping with net.exe.
> Try something like : "net use <drive:> <share path> /USER:<user name>
> password".
>
> It should be really easy to modify your batch file to use a mapped drive
> name instead of UNC path.
>
> --
> Regards,
> KM, BSquare Corp.
>
>
>> This is somewhat a generic question, but hopefully someone can help.
>>
>> I have a Batch file that is pushed to the technician's laptop, they then
>> go
>> in the field and run this batch file to copy some files over to the XPe
>> systems in order to update the application executables. We normally use
>> DUA, but in this case a Batch file is easier and more reliable since some
>> of
>> the systems do not have DUA installed on them.
>>
>> My question is, sometimes, not always, when Explorer goes to access the
>> XPe's shared file folders, a Username and Password is asked, sometimes
>> not.
>> I have not seen it yet using a CMD Prompt, but will DOS File copies
>> across
>> the network ever require some sort of login? If so, how does one login
>> under a XP CMD Prompt?
>>
>> A Simple Example of the Batch file.
>>
>> sleep 5 'Allows the cmd window to
>> focus before executing the batch file
>> pskill \\dl1000 Winlogger.exe 'Kills the running application on the
>> target
>> sleep 3 'Delays for visual aids
>> only
>> copy /Y winlogger.cfg "\\DL1000\c\Program Files\Winlogger\"
>> sleep 3
>> copy /Y winlogger.exe "\\DL1000\c\Program Files\Winlogger\"
>> sleep 3
>> copy /Y version.txt "\\DL1000\c\"
>> sleep 3
>> psexec \\dl1000 ewfmgr c: -commit
>> sleep 3
>> psshutdown \\dl1000 -r
>> sleep 3
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Richard
>>
>>
>
>
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