How to map a network drive on a remote computer?

Question

cmd/bat

Good afternoon. Help with the question :) There are two computers on the network and Sinologist (network drive):
1. Admin - 192.168.0.1
2. User (there is an admin account on the computer) - 192.168.0.2
3. FS01 (Synology - network drive) - 192.168. 0.10
How can I map a network drive on the User's computer using the command line (or something else)? With all this, on Synology, when connecting a network drive, there is a login / password request (to determine which folder is shared with whom).

Answer 1

Sergey : cmd writes: conflicting keys
Type:
net use
look at what has already been registered (most likely there was an attempt to connect without specifying a user, and it connected as a guest). Delete via:
net use /delete
reconnect as indicated.
The main thing is that the folder is shared on the target computer.
You can see what is available for connection with the
net view Z command: \\192.168.0.10 /user:User password
Hidden resources are not displayed here, but by default all drives are shared as $C, $D, $E - but they are available only for connecting users with administrator rights. You may need to share the disk with a regular, non-hidden share

Answer 2

NET USE Z: \\192.168.0.10 /user:User password /YES /persistent:YES

Answer 3

net use X:\ \\192.168.0.10\каталог\ пароль /user:домен\логин /savecred /persistent:yes

in Russian - the parameters that you need to drive in.

Answer 4

ur'([:;])(\d+\))'