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like Linux, SMB permissions stack on top of File System permissions, so for your authenticated share: 1) create the user, and set its password 2) assign the folder the appropriate permissions for the user 3) create the share, and allow the user the appropriate permissions. To make the process slightly easier, you can make a group in Windows and ...
Under Windows Credentials: If the server in question has an entry, delete it. Select Add a Windows Credential. Enter the server (e.g. \\IP address\Share). Enter new desired credentials. Navigating manually to \\IP address\Share, it will not use the old credentials any more. Share. Improve this answer. answered Oct 30, 2020 at 4:22.
Is it possible to manually specify the username, in which Windows uses it when connecting to a networked share? perhaps \\\\username@host\\... PS: Both the server and clients run Windows 7.
The Linux mount command allows specifying a credentials file for username and password thus making them easier to update and more secure than command line script or fstab (i.e. file system table). I am pretty sure Windows command shells and DFS can do the same thing (been a while).
The accepted answer is correct, and works for Windows 10 Professional and above. However, Windows 10 Home lacks secpol.msc and its easy-to-use interface. To fix this on Windows 10 Home, navigate to the following key in the registry: HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa. Look for a DWORD value named LmCompatibilityLevel.
Login name is your Microsoft Account email address user@email.com. Login password is your Microsoft Account password. If the above does not work for you. Check the following: Go to Settings -> Accounts -> Sign-in options, ensure Require Windows Hello sign-in for Microsoft accounts is turned off.
First try to add a user. useradd -c "User Name" -d /home/user -s /sbin/nologin user. The create a password for that user. smbpasswd -a user. New SMB password: Retype new SMB password: and you will get. Added user user. After that, you have to define shares.
Please reboot your PC and check if the Password removed or changed as it may take some time to take effect. Please run command to list SMB shares or Network drive mapped. C:\> net use. If you can see the SMB mapped then your can remove it using net use /DELETE command.
Enter the SMB server in the form \\server.url.here\sharename. Select "Connect using different credentials". Enter username and password. The window then shows "Attempting to connect" for several dozen seconds, then reverts back to asking for the username and password. I have tried mapping two different SMB shares in this manner, one running on ...