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Message: [QUOTE="Kevin Smith, post: 4622235"] Hello All, My name is Kevin Smith. I am working with Apple Macintosh G4 with OS 9.2 and OS 91. We also have some X but mostly are still on 9.1 and 9.2 We have Windows 2000 Servers with Services for Macintosh installed. I would like to script the connection to these SFM shares. Each share has a username and password. So for example server1 runs windows 2000 with SFM It has Mac share share1, username is user1 with password pass1. I would like to hava script on the MAC that mounts share1 on server1 and passes username and password to server1. My script would be something like this; try mount volume "afp://server1/share1 as user name "user1" with password "pass1" end try This doesn't work. If I don't pass the username and password to it my script would be try mount volume "afp://server1/share1 end try Now I get a prompt asking for username and password. I can then mount the volume share1. I think the problem is that the MAC UAM is sending clear text and Windows 2000 wants encryption. I have installed the latest Microsoft UAM but to no avail. Is it possible to force a script to use the Microsoft UAM? I am using the latest version of AppleScript and AppleShareIP client. Any help much appreciated, Best Regards, Kevin. [/QUOTE]