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Remote domain credentials for a share accepted from all but one user
Posted on 2009-04-15
We have a site with a VPN to a client network. In order to transfer files, the client has shared a folder on their domain and set up an account, "CLIENTDOMAIN\ourcompany",
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Any chance there is a saved credential on thier local machine to this share, with out of date creds?
control keymgr.dll
Run the above from a Run command, and see if there is anything listed...
control keymgr.dll
Run the above from a Run command, and see if there is anything listed...
I agree, even stranger is that running:
NET USE X: \\Server\Share /User:CLIENTDOMAIN\ourcomp
manually will connect fine, but getting it to come up from explorer by navigating to the folder or by typing "\\Server\Share" into the run dialogue does not work. I consistently am not allowed access using the same credentials.
NET USE X: \\Server\Share /User:CLIENTDOMAIN\ourcomp
manually will connect fine, but getting it to come up from explorer by navigating to the folder or by typing "\\Server\Share" into the run dialogue does not work. I consistently am not allowed access using the same credentials.
Wow, good call johnb. I checked and there was an entry for "\\Server" there.
Strangely, the credentials for this account never changed and this user was connecting fine until recently, but the stored credentials in the keymgr.dll entry were incorrect. What determines an entry, simply checking the "remember this password" box?
Strangely, the credentials for this account never changed and this user was connecting fine until recently, but the stored credentials in the keymgr.dll entry were incorrect. What determines an entry, simply checking the "remember this password" box?
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