Copying files to a mapped drive on a remote computer
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I am using a CIM_DataFile Copy function to copy files from one location to
another on a remote computer.
The script (WMI) works fine if the locations are on the remote host itself.
This copy function gives error no 9 if one of the locations is a mapped
drive ( I have tried both logical drive which is mapped and also the UNC path
to the network drive itself)
The OS is Windows 2003 Server (both the host on which the script is
executing and the target host).
Any clues would be helpful
Thanks
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