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Hi,<br />
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I've got 2 Active directory domain, without trust, let's say domain A and domain B.<br />
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I've got a service account on domain A, running on Machine A<br />
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The service account A must access a share folder on domain B.<br />
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How can I map a netuse share, with credential of domain B (another service account in domain B) in the service A session context ?<br />
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It must be persistant.<br />
<br />
Thanks.
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Hi,

I've got 2 Active directory domain, without trust, let's say domain A and domain B.

I've got a service account on domain A, running on Machine A

The service account A must access a share folder on domain B.

How can I map a netuse share, with credential of domain B (another service account in domain B) in the service A session context ?

It must be persistant.

Thanks.

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