Hi, I am trying to use the following code to query open files on a remote w2k server. The server is in a domain that requires me to authenticate. I could use runas.exe but would rather code it into the script to be able to pass my ID/Password as arguments or be prompted for them. Has anyone done anything like this before? As always any help is greatly appreciated. 
use Win32::Lanman;
$server = "$ARGV[0]";
if(!Win32::Lanman::NetFileEnum($server, '', '', \@infos))
 {
        print "Sorry, something went wrong; error: ";
        # get the error code
        print Win32::Lanman::GetLastError();
        exit 1;
 }
foreach (@infos){
    if(($${_}{permissions} == "1") || ($${_}{permissions} == "9")){$ac
+cess = "Read";}
    elsif($${_}{permissions} == "35"){$access = "Read Write";}
    else{$access = "Unknown";}
    print "[" . $${_}{id} . "] " . $${_}{pathname} . "\n\tUser:\t" . $
+${_}{username} . "\n\tLocks:\t" . $${_}{num_locks} . "\n\tAccess:\t" 
+. $access . "\n";

               }

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