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that's great. I have now completed this project.
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that's great. I have now completed this project.

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we have a Microsoft XP workstation which has 4 network interface cards in it. The primary card for various reasons, cannot be changed, and we cannot add it to the domain.<br />
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Is there a way that I can use one of the other network cards, to map a drive to a shared area on our sbs2008 server, by passing the username and password with the &quot;net use&quot;. command?<br />
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I have done this before but never where the workstation was not in the same workgroup or domain??<br />
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The subnet will also be different to the primary card, so I was wondering about whether there would be any problems routing through to the server shared area?<br />
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Any advice would be appreciated.
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we have a Microsoft XP workstation which has 4 network interface cards in it. The primary card for various reasons, cannot be changed, and we cannot add it to the domain.

Is there a way that I can use one of the other network cards, to map a drive to a shared area on our sbs2008 server, by passing the username and password with the "net use". command?

I have done this before but never where the workstation was not in the same workgroup or domain??

The subnet will also be different to the primary card, so I was wondering about whether there would be any problems routing through to the server shared area?

Any advice would be appreciated.

networking an xp workstation with an sbs2008 server

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).