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Richard Morey
Hi --
I am trying to map LPT1: to a network printer for an old DOS app we are
using.
If I run this command
NET USE LPT1: \\SERVER\PRINTERSHARE
when I am logged in as the user I am prompted for a username and password
and regardless of what credentials I supply I get an ACCESS DENIED (error
5). If I run this same command when logged in as the administrator it works
without a problem. I am thinking that somehow the user who is part of the
domain is unable to map the LPT1: port because they are also not able to
connect a local printer.
Is there any way around this?
Rich
I am trying to map LPT1: to a network printer for an old DOS app we are
using.
If I run this command
NET USE LPT1: \\SERVER\PRINTERSHARE
when I am logged in as the user I am prompted for a username and password
and regardless of what credentials I supply I get an ACCESS DENIED (error
5). If I run this same command when logged in as the administrator it works
without a problem. I am thinking that somehow the user who is part of the
domain is unable to map the LPT1: port because they are also not able to
connect a local printer.
Is there any way around this?
Rich