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Marcus Mender
In a LAN network I can map directly a remote shared folder without problems with a command like
net use T: \\192.168.1.200\remotesharefolder /USER:karl
A command prompt pops up asking me for the password of remote user "karl". After entering it
the maapping is finished successfully.
However there are often (GUI based) programs which request a folder.
When I try to enter the mentioned remote share folder (or to navigate through
the "File Open Dialog") this is not possible.
I guess it is because these programs cannot get a complete list of remote shared folders
resp. they are not able to request the necessary password.
Is there a workaround?
E.g. entering the remote folder adress WITH user and password e.g.
\\192.168.1.200\remotesharefolder::karl::mypassword
Or using a kind of local folder proxy
or
.....
Marcus
net use T: \\192.168.1.200\remotesharefolder /USER:karl
A command prompt pops up asking me for the password of remote user "karl". After entering it
the maapping is finished successfully.
However there are often (GUI based) programs which request a folder.
When I try to enter the mentioned remote share folder (or to navigate through
the "File Open Dialog") this is not possible.
I guess it is because these programs cannot get a complete list of remote shared folders
resp. they are not able to request the necessary password.
Is there a workaround?
E.g. entering the remote folder adress WITH user and password e.g.
\\192.168.1.200\remotesharefolder::karl::mypassword
Or using a kind of local folder proxy
or
.....
Marcus