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DOS command to map share remotely
Name: brav0 Date: December 30, 2003 at 06:25:36 Pacific OS: windows NT CPU/Ram: PIII 128MB
Comment:
okay .. I need to know if there's a way to map a network share to pc that a user is logged into remotely over the network.. ie. to map a network share to "my" pc .... i'd type net use g: \\servername\directory
however would it be possible to map a network share to a users pc from my pc .. using DOS ??
Name: wanderer Date: December 30, 2003 at 09:41:16 Pacific
Reply:
actually the syntax for net use \\servername\sharename
Not sure what you mean by "dos". Command/cmd prompt or from boot diskette.. what?
If two pcs are up and shares are available on each with correct account access information you can map a share "remotely". In other words the remote user can map to your pc and visa versa.
If you want to automate that for the remote user you do this thru the domain logon script or run a batch file in startup if peer to peer.
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Name: x86 Date: December 30, 2003 at 10:36:19 Pacific
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