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Old April 4th, 2003, 04:23 PM
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Win2000 network login problem
Hi all!
i'm getting ill trying to solve this problem
I have a pc with both linux and windows installed on. Let's say that it has two accounts for sharing files:
Code:
on Windows:
  Account: myName
  Pass: myPass_01
on Linux:
  Account: myName
  Pass: myPass_02

On the other pc i have installed windows. The problem is:
- I logon on a shared folder of the first pc from the second.
- Switch OS on the first pc from linux to windows
- And now i can't access the first pc because the account has a different password! I can't logon again until i reboot...

I know that i can simply make the two passwords the same...but why i MUST do that????
So, is there a way to make windows not remember the login settings?

I thought a solution to this stupid thing, that is when the login fails it asks again for user and passwork instead of keep saying "Hey, you can't access that pc!" (but maybe it's too advanced for M$ )
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Windows networking is weird, eh?

Give the machine another netbios name when you are in linux. It should work then.
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yeah..weird...
then seems i have to take your solution...BTW it s**ks that this thing doesn't have a solution!!!
I think i'll switch to a complete linux network in the next future
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If you use the net use command at the command line you can force a different user. for more info 'net use /?'
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with net use you can force a user if you are mapping a share, not if you simply connect through "network places", right?

i found this should solve the problem:
NET SESSION [\\nomecomputer] [/DELETE]

i'll give it a try later.
Thanks however
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