Problem accessing shares

[Sammy]

Let's say I have a machine with Windows 2003 Server, that has 2 shared
folders: SharedFolderOne$ available for SharedFolderOne Users only, and
SharedFolderTwo$ available for SharedFolderTwo Users only.

If I'm accessing the server from Windows XP, and I type the following in the
address bar:

\\MyWindows2003Server\SharedFolderOne$

I'll be prompted with a login dialog, where I enter correct credentials for
a user that belongs to SharedFolderOne Users group. Until now, perfect.

Now, I type \\MyWindows2003Server\SharedFolderTwo$

and there's no way I can get access EVEN to a login screen, where I could
enter user/password for a SharedFolderTwo group.

How can I disconnect the first session from XP so that I can reset the
previously entered login info?

I can't even map a network drive, because it says I'm already previously
connected.

Thank you

 

[Robert L [MS-MVP]]

not sure why you want to do that, but this is my solution. create 2 batch
files called sharedone and sharedtwo. each one includes net use /d command
to delete other user's mapping and net use command to map the drive for
current user.

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