Re: mount volume & OS X & MSUAM
Re: mount volume & OS X & MSUAM
- Subject: Re: mount volume & OS X & MSUAM
- From: bryan <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 11 Sep 2002 18:08:16 -0400
Win2k has a nasty habit of eliminating user privileges every time there is
a configuration change.
Seems to only affect non Windows systems; Gee... imagine that!?
Bryan Kaufman
Greg Harms wrote:
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I'm trying to create a script that takes a username and password and then
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mounts several volumes. I've deployed a script for OS 9 machines that uses
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"mount volume" successfully. However, when I try to use the same statement
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in OS X, the Microsoft User Authentication module complains about a bad
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username. "The Microsoft User Authentication Method encountered an error.
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The server does not recognize the user name." It then displays the standard
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username and password dialog with the attempted user name already entered. I
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type in the password and it works. Anyone successfully using "mount volume"
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on MacOS X (10.1.5) to reach Windows 2000 servers? The servers don't require
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MS UAM but OS X evidently prefers it if installed.
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->greg
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