Win 98 - Username & Password to an NT Domain

I have a Win98 machine that needs to map a network drive
located in an NT Domain. The Win98 machine is part of a
workgroup. We have user accounts and passwords for the
users to use when they map to the share.

But when you create a map on the Win98 machine, the prompt
only ask for a password. How can I authenticate to the
server using DOMAIN\Username. Then enter the password when
it prompts.

Thank you.

Unfortunately Windows 98 doesn't have the capability to pass on a specific
username for each connection unlike Windows NT/2000 where you can specify a
different username/password for each connection.

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Thanks.

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"EJL" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have a Win98 machine that needs to map a network drive
> located in an NT Domain. The Win98 machine is part of a
> workgroup. We have user accounts and passwords for the
> users to use when they map to the share.
>
> But when you create a map on the Win98 machine, the prompt
> only ask for a password. How can I authenticate to the
> server using DOMAIN\Username. Then enter the password when
> it prompts.
>
> Thank you.