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    Question Looking for help with WNetAddConnection and WNetCancelConnection

    FYI - the exe and txt files are placed on the local computer - the shares in question are trying to be mapped from an EMC VNXe NAS.
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    Question Looking for help with WNetAddConnection and WNetCancelConnection

    I'm back trying to get this to work. I've changed the process slightly. I now use the following to disconnect all drives prior to connecting: Public Function UnMapAllDrives() As Boolean Dim processInfo As New System.Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo() processInfo.FileName =...
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    Question Looking for help with WNetAddConnection and WNetCancelConnection

    So, based on 1219 error... Should I create a local user to log into the computer and us my application to connect to the domain and map drives? If the answer is yes, can anyone assist me with how to connect using username and password to a domain using vb.net?
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    Question Looking for help with WNetAddConnection and WNetCancelConnection

    1219 Error is "Multiple connections to a server or shared resource by the same user, using more than one user name, are not allowed. Disconnect all previous connections to the server or shared resource and try again." 2250 Error is "This network connection does not exist."
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    Question Looking for help with WNetAddConnection and WNetCancelConnection

    I am creating a utility to unmap and map network drives on conference room computers. Everything works just fine except for my use of WNetAddConnection2 and WNetCancelConnection2. I seem to have pinpointed the problems to virtual server shares on an EMC Clarrion. My utility works just fine if...
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    Creating my own cut & paste

    We have a somewhat unique situation. We are running GlobalScape AVAILL between an office in chicago and an office in shanghai. The syncing is not really the fastest due to the distance, as well as many other china internet related items. (We are currently using a VPN through the internet, no...
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