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net use syntax problems

Asked by garrynoblek in Microsoft Programming, Virtual Private Networking (VPN), Miscellaneous Security

Tags: the syntax of the command is:

Hi

I'm having a problem with the syntax of the NET USE command although i'm pretty sure it's fine. I trying to map a drive to a My Documents folder which is located on the server under Group Policy (redirected folders).

Say the folder is on \\proliant\map\user\my documents i would type net use z: \\proliant\map\user\my documents and that wouldn't work. It told me unkown username or bad password.
I then figured it may have something to do with not specifying a username and password so i tried the following z:\\proliant\map\user\my documents /user:gnoble thepassword
It then tells me that the syntax is wrong, i have looked through various forums including EE and i can't see what's up with my syntax. I even tried /user:domain\gnoble

I have also tried replacing the computer name with the ip address of the server but with the same results.
I get the feeling this may have something to do with the NTFS permissions on the redirected folders because they are that tight but i don't know which ones i should change if any.

Thanks
Garry Noble
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