It seems you first have to mount a share on the other server... try Win32::NetResource from CPAN, that does a good job

If you want to find out what to do, try the dosbox command

net use z: \\172.22.1.73\D$ /user:administrator secret

(if secret is the password). If you type \\172.22.1.73 in your windows explorer and you see the share (e.g. with the name d), then use something like

net use z: \\172.22.1.73\D /user:me secret

(net help use gives you more information about this)

If that works fine, you've got enough information to mount it with Win32::NetResource

Best regards,
perl -e "s>>*F>e=>y)\*martinF)stronat)=>print,print v8.8.8.32.11.32"

In reply to Re^3: Cannot acces a remote file by strat
in thread Cannot acces a remote file by chennaiite

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