Re: Map network drive for user using VB/ASP.NET

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Seen a similar discussion in the vb group. Please avoid multiposting as it
creates two independent threads that could waste our time (we have no idea
what is going on on the other side).... If you really have to, please
crosspost instead (i.e. post the *same* message to two groups) so that we
have a *single* discussion about the issue you raised....

--
Patrice

"Brian Nicholson" <BrianNicholson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit dans le
message de groupe de discussion :
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"bruce barker" wrote:

it sounds like you are trying to update the users profile and maybe the
login
script. this can be done if the web site appdomin runs as a network admin
or
you use kerberos and an admin logs on. see the wmi library for the
routines.
you will need to switch to a nt admin forum to learn how to use wmi.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)


Thanks for the tips...I'll see what I can do with WMI.


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