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have you thought about drive mapping<br />
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net use r: \\servername\sharename username password
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have you thought about drive mapping

net use r: \\servername\sharename username password

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I can simply add the username and password to the end of the mapping? &nbsp;Do I need to put a colon in anything in too?
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I can simply add the username and password to the end of the mapping?  Do I need to put a colon in anything in too?

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sorry this is the full syntax<br />
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net use r: \\servername\sharename &nbsp;/user:domain\username password
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sorry this is the full syntax

net use r: \\servername\sharename  /user:domain\username password

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Thanks, this is not a domain but I am assuming I can put the workgroup name in there instead. Correct?
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Thanks, this is not a domain but I am assuming I can put the workgroup name in there instead. Correct?

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you need to change the server name sharename domian username password and the drive leter if you want<br />
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Basibcally ebrything in the speech m,rks<br />
net use r: \\&quot;servername&quot;\&quot;sharename&quot;<wbr /> &nbsp;/user:&quot;domain&quot;\&quot;username&quot; &quot;password&quot;
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you need to change the server name sharename domian username password and the drive leter if you want

Basibcally ebrything in the speech m,rks
net use r: \\"servername"\"sharename"  /user:"domain"\"username" "password"

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thank you kindly. &nbsp;I will try and get back to you
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thank you kindly.  I will try and get back to you

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just take out the domain if you are in a workgroup (i think i will check)
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just take out the domain if you are in a workgroup (i think i will check)

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Thank you again for the proper syntex. &nbsp;Much appreciated
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Thank you again for the proper syntex.  Much appreciated

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When I connect to a share via UNC, i am prompted for a username and password but the check box to save them isn't available. &nbsp;Is there a way to enable or another solution?
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When I connect to a share via UNC, i am prompted for a username and password but the check box to save them isn't available.  Is there a way to enable or another solution?

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