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‎09-24-2010 06:17 PM
Is there a way to run lsremote against a stand-alone (i.e. non-domain) computer with that computer's specific set of admin credentials?
In the specific case, I would like to connect to a legacy W2k box on a different IP subnet. The box is not part of our domain. Therefore, when I run lsremote, I get the error message "access denied".
In the specific case, I would like to connect to a legacy W2k box on a different IP subnet. The box is not part of our domain. Therefore, when I run lsremote, I get the error message "access denied".
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‎09-27-2010 04:09 PM
It actually is possible - I found this by accident:
Connect to the target machine by mapping the admin share:
net use * \\TargetIP\admin$ /user:AdminOnTargetIP
Enter the password for the admin user used in the command-line.
Then start lsremote. It actually works!
Connect to the target machine by mapping the admin share:
net use * \\TargetIP\admin$ /user:AdminOnTargetIP
Enter the password for the admin user used in the command-line.
Then start lsremote. It actually works!
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‎09-27-2010 04:13 PM
thanks, I'll give it a try
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‎09-27-2010 04:09 PM
It actually is possible - I found this by accident:
Connect to the target machine by mapping the admin share:
net use * \\TargetIP\admin$ /user:AdminOnTargetIP
Enter the password for the admin user used in the command-line.
Then start lsremote. It actually works!
Connect to the target machine by mapping the admin share:
net use * \\TargetIP\admin$ /user:AdminOnTargetIP
Enter the password for the admin user used in the command-line.
Then start lsremote. It actually works!
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‎09-27-2010 11:40 AM
no sorry, this is not possible.
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