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I have this code:
netAddDrive("matt", "password","\\sfit01\software","m:",@false)And it returns the following error.
Unrecognised Network Error #1219I have also tried this code:
netAddDrive("MyDomain\matt", "password","\\sfit01\software","m:",@false)And I get the same error.
Background.
This is a Windows 2000 workstation connecting to a Windows 2000. The PC does have a compuer account
in the domain too.
What does it say?
Also....
// // MessageId: ERROR_SESSION_CREDENTIAL_CONFLICT // // MessageText: // // The credentials supplied conflict with an existing set of credentials. // #define ERROR_SESSION_CREDENTIAL_CONFLICT 1219LIt may be a credential conflict. In that you are already connected to that machine using a different userid/password and the other machine is very unhappy about that.
Maybe you can to try @default for user.
The following from MS:
Windows NT does not allow you to make multiple connections to a shared
network server from the same workstation if you attempt to use more than
one set of credentials. If you attempt to make two or more connections to
the same server using two or more sets of credentials, you will receive
the following error message:
System error 1219 has occurred.
The credentials supplied conflict with an existing set of credentials.
To make the connection with the other account, disconnect the previous connection(s) to the server. This behavior is by design for security purposes.
A set of credentials consists of a user name and a password. Both File
Manager and NET USE allow you to specify a parameter that designates which
user account you want to use when you connect to a server. If you make a
connection to a server using one account, then make another connection to
the same server using a different account (with the first connection still
intact), you receive the above error message. To make the connection with
the other account, disconnect the previous connection(s) to the server.
Article ID: W14876
File Created: 2002:11:27:11:10:14
Last Updated: 2002:11:27:11:10:14