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Authenticate the remote user credentials

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    Mr Bose Dayala
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    Hi all, I need to programmatically (C/VC++) authenticate the credentials of a user which is on a remote machine. The machines (Win2000 Servers) are connected through LAN. The user is only local to the remote machine and not a domain user. Also, the user is a member of "Users" group (or it may belong to any group). I will use only IP address and not the DNS for connecting to the remote machine. I don't want to authenticate over the Internet. I tried the following approaches: 1) Using SSPI functions such as "GenClientContext", "AcquireCredentialsHandle", etc., which involves preparing client and server messages to negotiate, challenge and authenticate. But this works fine only for local users and domain users. 2) Mapping of a drive from remote machine. But this fails for certain conditions (e.g., when the logged-on credentials are same for both the machines) 3) Changing the password to the same value using NetUserChangePassword. But this fails if password policy restricts. Is there any other way to authenticate the remote user credentials? Bose Dayala

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