Re: Scheduled Task - Copying files to remote computer

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<animedreamer@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have a scheduled task in Windows XP that is calling a batch file to
copy files from one computer on my network to another. I wish to have
this task run under the system account, but I was having difficulty
doing this. The only way I could get it to work was if I first mapped
a drive to the remote computer and used this as the destination for the
files I am copying. Is there anyway I can have this task run without
first mapping a drive to the remote computer?


Run the task under an account that has appropriate access
right to the remote resource. The System account has no
such access (although your solution very neatly stepped
around this restriction, at the cost of embedding a password
in a batch file).


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