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    Default Map Drive Locally

    Hi everyone,
    I searched for the forums and find this one the most suitable. If this is not appropriate, Kindly move it to the appropriate one (Moderators or Administrators).
    Well, my problem is as under:
    I have a Windows Server 2008 R2 at some location say 1.2.3.4 and i am at IP 10.100.200.1, i want to map the drive D of my server (1.2.3.4) locally on my machine using command prompt command or anyother suitable thing that could easily be called through java or integrated easily within java application.
    I have tried many things, google'd a lot but couldn't find it out. The most closest thing i have done is
    net use u: \\1.2.3.4\D password /user:admin
    but in the end it throws an error like System Error 67 has occured.

    Any help or ideas???

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    No help with it?
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    Can you explain how your problem is related to java programming?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Norm View Post
    Can you explain how your problem is related to java programming?
    Yeah. I actually want to map the server's drive on local machine through my java application. That is just one part of the application and i am bugged with it. I have managed to map it in linux but no luck with windows.
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    Is it a question of using the correct OS path in a String in some java class/method?
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    Nope, it's the question to ask if anyone has tried using command prompt coz i can then execute the command prompt's command in java.
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    It sounds like an OS question, not a java programming question.
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    No worries i am able to solve this.
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