Access to path is denied

[AnuSumesh]

Hi,

I am impersonating the user providing Username,domain and password .
Impersonation is successfull.
After that i m trying to create folder on remote machine using Directory.CreateDirectory(path)
Where path format is - domain/machine/shared_folder/folder_name

e.g. celestixtest/anulaptop/anu/abc
where celestixtest is domain,
anulaptop is machine where folder to be created,
anu is shared folder under which folder to be created and
abc is folder to be created.

its throwing exception "Access to path celestixtest/anulaptop/anu/abc is denied.

But if path is //anulaptop/anu/abc
then folder is created sucessfully.

Please help me. My path is in "domain/machine/shared_folder/folder_name" format.

Regards
Anu

[kenobewan]

If you create a folder on a remote machine how can you be sure that the permissions will be the same? Does your user account exist on the remote machine?

[AnuSumesh]

thanks for reply.

how can i check for permissions?
User account exists on remote machine and that machine is domain controller.

Anu

If you create a folder on a remote machine how can you be sure that the permissions will be the same? Does your user account exist on the remote machine?

[kenobewan]

Check that the path exists and the folder permissions on the remote machine.

[AnuSumesh]

I am telling you that i am successfull in creating the folder in same location if not providing the domain in path.
But I have to give the domain also in path.
In our exisying project, we are successful to create the folder in that location using the same path means providing domain name also.
But some dll is used and so i dont know how ther r doing.

Plzzz help me.

Thanks
Anu

[Plater]

the domain is not used in the path.

If you have a computer called SERVER3 on mydomain.com
And if there is a network share in effect so that you have access to it
\\SERVER3

The only time the domain name comes in to play, is when you have to authenticate to get into the network share

If I am on a seperate domain then server3, when I try to access it, it will request a username and password:
WorkingUsername.mydomain.com
mypass

Note: That I had to supply the domain name in the username section (this would be similar to visible notation that use with active directory "mydomain.com/WorkingUsername")