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Authentication using the NetworkCredential class in .Net
Hi
I'm trying to write an application that reads files off a network share. The problem is that the domain requires authentication before the application may access the share. I'm trying to use the NetworkCredential class to automate this. I have the appropriate username and password.
Please assist me in using the Network Credential class to achieve this.
I have attached some code
Thanks
I'm trying to write an application that reads files off a network share. The problem is that the domain requires authentication before the application may access the share. I'm trying to use the NetworkCredential class to automate this. I have the appropriate username and password.
Please assist me in using the Network Credential class to achieve this.
I have attached some code
Thanks
'Dim NetC As New System.Net.NetworkCredential
'NetC.Domain = "PRODDOM"
'NetC.UserName = "admin-s1038920"
'NetC.Password = "YY9hJ90!hH$"
--This prompts for username and password
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Are you talking about impersonation?
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TheLearnedOne,
To be honest with you: I don't know.
I basically don't know what could be a solution for me.
All I'm looking to do is programmtically access a shared folder.
If authentication is required then my code needs to provide it automatically.
If impersonation can help me achieve that then yes, we can have a look at impersonation.
I've just read a couple of articles on impersonation and it seems as if it could be what I'm looking for!
To be honest with you: I don't know.
I basically don't know what could be a solution for me.
All I'm looking to do is programmtically access a shared folder.
If authentication is required then my code needs to provide it automatically.
If impersonation can help me achieve that then yes, we can have a look at impersonation.
I've just read a couple of articles on impersonation and it seems as if it could be what I'm looking for!
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Thank you TheLearnedOne,
I was unfamiliar with Impersonation up until now.
Well, I still am but at least now I know about it.
I'll check out the link - maybe it'll solve my problem.
Post back soon
Thanks
I was unfamiliar with Impersonation up until now.
Well, I still am but at least now I know about it.
I'll check out the link - maybe it'll solve my problem.
Post back soon
Thanks
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Thanks
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