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I cannot access REMOTEHOST\C$ from explorer.
When promoted for username and password, the dialogue never accepts it and prompts me again (from XP). From Vista I get error 1319.
When both local and remote machine have admin user with same user/password then it all works fine.
How can I authenticate into a remote host using remote host credentials?
When promoted for username and password, the dialogue never accepts it and prompts me again (from XP). From Vista I get error 1319.
When both local and remote machine have admin user with same user/password then it all works fine.
How can I authenticate into a remote host using remote host credentials?
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chris rrr
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That does the same thing.
I tried establishing net use \\remotehost\ipc$ /user:adminuser password
and it always fails. I drop all net uses and it still doesn't work.
I tried establishing net use \\remotehost\ipc$ /user:adminuser password
and it always fails. I drop all net uses and it still doesn't work.
You mentioned :C$ not IPC$
Check to see whether "Simple File Sharing" is turned on.
From My computer
tools,
folder options
Bottom of the list is "simple file sharing"
From My computer
tools,
folder options
Bottom of the list is "simple file sharing"
@markusdamenous:
Auther mentioned:
"When both local and remote machine have admin user with same user/password then it all works fine."
I assume file-sharing is enabled.
It is not clear if he is trying to connect to the :C$ OR IPC$!
Auther mentioned:
"When both local and remote machine have admin user with same user/password then it all works fine."
I assume file-sharing is enabled.
It is not clear if he is trying to connect to the :C$ OR IPC$!
ASKER
Simple file sharing is not on on either local or remote host. Fayaz, please refer to original question if you need clarification of share name. My remark about IPC$ implied I try to authenticate myself on remote host outside of explorer, but to no success.
Please try to connect C$ as remote host administrator, when entering authentication:
remote host name\local administrator
or
administrator@remote host name
remote host name\local administrator
or
administrator@remote host name
ASKER
Pre-fixing username with IP address\, hostname\, \\ipadress, \\hostname\ does not work.
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user as: machine name\user name
password: password of the user