Greg Ercolano wrote:
Hmm, I'm not sure 'net use' is showing us mapped drives for "all"
users. I think maybe it only shows the mapped drives for the 'current user'.
I decided this is pretty weird, so I posted a question on
microsoft.public.win32.programmer.networks , just to see if there's
an alternative command.
If anything comes up as being useful, I'll follow up here.
Or if you folks know the answer, feel free to enlighten us ;)
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From: Greg Ercolano <erco@(email surpressed)>
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.win32.programmer.networks
Subject: How to list all drive maps? ('net use' only shows *current user's* maps)
Message-ID: <tsdIf.66$OP5.7@fe03.lga>
Date: Mon, 13 Feb 2006 20:59:04 -0800
I noticed that 'net use' doesn't show *all* the drive maps,
it only shows maps created by the current user.
In a multiuser context, this is bad, because one can't 'see' what
drive maps are currently in use by other accounts.
For instance, under Win2K say 'fred' is logged into a workstation,
and he creates a drive map for Z:
Then 'jack' telnet's into the same workstation's Win2K Telnet Server,
and creates a drive map for 'X:'.
If jack types 'net use', he only sees his X: map.
If fred types 'net use', he only sees his Z: map.
Both users can access both drive maps (eg. with 'dir X:'),
but the 'net use' command isn't showing the maps owned by
the other user.
There must surely be a way to see *all* the maps.
Is there a command to show this?
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