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by imranmcse 1 view

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am in a lot trouble.
In my win2003 domain based network. when i goes to workstation machines and access and administrative share from that machine with my admin user name and password during the logged in my network users session, the share can be accessible.
But i want to know that is there any method so that when i close the share which was access by admin user name and password, then the logged in user can not be able to open it without logging off his account.

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by rewrite

Explain a little more what you are doing. What machine are you on when you log on as admin? What machine are you logging on to? Are you logging off when you are done?

The way it sounds you are going to a workstation where a user is logged on. Then you are connecting to a different machine by using an alternate identity. If this is the case the permissions are not revoked simply by closing the share. You should be logging off the current user, logging on with your admin credentials and when finished logging off again.

Cheers.

RW

by house

access the share via run command - then close the session when you're done

by yetanotheradmin

When you have finished with the share, open a command shell, to discover which shares are open type:

net use

and to remove them individually type:

net use \\servername\sharename /delete

To delete all type:

net use "*" /delete

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