Re: No login dialog to connect to shared folder on a server

[Volodymyr Shcherbyna]

I thinked access token was cached for your logoin session. Log off, then log
on, and try to access the network resource - you should be prompted
credentials.

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"dinz" <di...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi Guys...
> I've created a shared folder on a Window Server 2000 server. Previously,
> accessing to that folder by putting the address in the Run textbox
> (\\<servername>\<foldername>) of my Windows XP Pro PC, requires me to
> enter
> username and password. But since yesterday the username/password dialog
> box
> does not appear, I was able to get onto the server folder easily. I have
> also
> notice that the server log me as the server administrator. How do I get
> the
> server to display the normal login dialog box to access the the shared
> folder
> as before?

[dinz]

Hi Volodymyr. Thk for the quick response. I logged off the Administrator on
the server, followed by my id on my PC. Without logging the Administrator on
the server, I login to my PC. Still the same problem. I'm not prompted for
the credentials.

[Volodymyr Shcherbyna]

You have to logoff / logon in client computer (the one you use to access
network share), not in the server computer (which actually provides network
share).

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"dinz" <di...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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[dinz]

Hi Volodymyr. I've logged off my PC as well as rebooted it few times, but to
no avail. Thks.

[Alexander Nickolov]

You can turn on auditing and then check the security event log.

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"dinz" <di...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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[KKVP]

I do have a similar query,

I have two shares in the Windows Server 2003 SHARE1 & SHARE2 each having
different credentials to access.

My requirement is I would like to access the SHARE1 and after finishing
accessing it I want to access the SHARE2, but unable to access since windows
xp caches the credentials, I tried to remove the credentials (control
keymgr.dll) still in vain.

But I can access the SHARE2 after logging off and login.

Is it possible to access the SHARE1 & SHARE2 without logging off.

Thanks in advance.
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[Pavel A.]

Have you tried: Disconnect from the share1 (net use <driveletter> /d )

Then reconnect share2 with news creds:
net use <share name> /user:.........

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"KKVP" <KK...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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[KKVP]

Hi,

We don't map the drives, we just acess the shares using the UNC path
(\\10.xx.xx.xx\share1) it will ask for credentials, once finishing when try
to access the share2(with different ntfs permissions set) we will receive
error.

When we logoff and login and access share2 it will ask for credentials
and when we try to acess share1 we will end up in error "Access denied"

share1 : user1 - full permission
user2 - deny
share2 : user2 - full permission
user1 - deny.

I think this is clear, pl let me know for further clarification.

Thanks in advance.

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[Volodymyr M. Shcherbyna]

I think this link will help you:
http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1443350&page=12

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"KKVP" <KK...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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[KKVP]

Hi Volodymy,

Thanks for your time in providing the solution, it works great and
this is the perfect solution.

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