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‎12-09-2021 03:28 PM
Hi
I need to know if there is a way i can create a report that will export me the mapped drives on each machine and on what credentials it is mapped with? I'm talking about machines that are not in the domain.
I need to know if there is a way i can create a report that will export me the mapped drives on each machine and on what credentials it is mapped with? I'm talking about machines that are not in the domain.
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‎01-02-2022 12:58 AM
net use > C:\users\public\drivemappings.txt
or
net share > C:\users\public\open_shares.txt
Will export the currently mapped drives to a text file. Getting the creds associated with the mapping would be rather difficult. the second option (net share) might show them.
More importantly, why would someone without a VPN have access to a domain share? Best practice says you should keep BYOD (including personal laptops) off the network, no matter what. The risk is too high.

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‎01-02-2022 05:55 AM
info@c14g.com wrote:net use > C:\users\public\drivemappings.txt
ornet share > C:\users\public\open_shares.txt
Will export the currently mapped drives to a text file. Getting the creds associated with the mapping would be rather difficult. the second option (net share) might show them.
More importantly, why would someone without a VPN have access to a domain share? Best practice says you should keep BYOD (including personal laptops) off the network, no matter what. The risk is too high.
Hi,
Thanks for your replay.
the following commands are not giving full info and I need to run it as a report in LS to a check large number of machines.
and for your question they are in the same network and under the same organization but not in the domain so they won't get any policy from the domain that might damage their work but they still need access to the specific shared folders in the domain.
each machine like this don't have access to the internet and don't have access to other machines even if they are on the same subnet.
