net use LPT1
From: bob (Bob@Bob-Christian.com)
Date: 03/15/03
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From: "bob" <Bob@Bob-Christian.com> Date: Sat, 15 Mar 2003 00:01:02 -0800
It depends. If there is not an account on the remote
machine name, yes. If this is on a domain, they should be
able to map it.
If it is in a workgroup just make sure that there is an
account on the other machine and it has rights and the
passwords are the same on both systems. I.E. JoeUser
needs to be on both systems, the resource and the client.
JoeUser needs to have the same password. Otherwise, it
will give you an access denied because of a lack of
authentication.
***For more info, see my previous posts on pass-through
authentication or Google search pass-thru or pass-through
authentication.***
>-----Original Message-----
>Does anyone know why a power user on Windows XP can not
>run the following command succesfully?
>
>net use lpt1: \\pcname\sharename /persistent:yes
>
>When a power user tries to run it they get a message back
>saying invalid password, enter ID. When you enter any
>local id (even local administrator) and password, it says
>Error 5, access denied.
>
>I've tried everything concerning rights that I can think
>of. Windows 2000 did not have this problem.
>Any ideas?
>
>Thurlob@missouri.edu
>.
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