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We are using LogonUser() and ImpersonateLoggedOnUser functions to bypass
using mapped drives for data access. This has been working fine on Windows
XP machines, but when we tried this technique on Windows 2000 PCs it did not
work. We discovered that these functions can't be used with Win 2000 unless
the user's rights for the SE_TCB_NAME setting is at a adminstrator-like
level. This won't work for us, b/c our users' PC's are set with limited
access to their C: drives.
Any ideas? We really like using the LogonUser, etc. functions. We can't
change the SE_TCB_NAME settings due to the restrictions we want to implement
on the users.
Thanks for any help,
using mapped drives for data access. This has been working fine on Windows
XP machines, but when we tried this technique on Windows 2000 PCs it did not
work. We discovered that these functions can't be used with Win 2000 unless
the user's rights for the SE_TCB_NAME setting is at a adminstrator-like
level. This won't work for us, b/c our users' PC's are set with limited
access to their C: drives.
Any ideas? We really like using the LogonUser, etc. functions. We can't
change the SE_TCB_NAME settings due to the restrictions we want to implement
on the users.
Thanks for any help,