A while ago I posted on here asking for help with authenicating into a server. The method I was presented with at that time work well for the time being. However, I have now started to run into more errors with this method, and it has in fact been failing at times. Currently I am using this to authenticate into the server. 
qx|net use \\\\$server\\C\$\\VoiceGenie\\mp\\log  $ServerPassword /use
+r:$username|;
        
find( \&finddata, "\\\\$server\\c\$\\VoiceGenie\\mp\\logs\\" ) or warn
+ "Could not enter the specified path \\\\$server\\c\$\\VoiceGenie\\mp
+\\logs\\.\n"; #Function that allows the use of File::Find.
                
qx|net use \\\\$server\\C\$\\VoiceGenie\\mp\\log /D|;

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The code I have that goes threw the file structure to locate the files works properly, as I have tested it on the my local system with no errors. I just have been having troubles reliably getting connected with remote servers so that I can traverse their files structure and open the log files I need to search. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. **Update: The errors I am recieving are initially a system error 55, this occurs even when the connection has been properly established and the code operates correctly. This is accompanied by an explanation of the error stating "The specified network resource or device is no longer available." Next The warn statement I have created displays. Along with another statement: "the network connection could not be found." This is not a warning that I have created.

In reply to Windows Server Authentication by brayk1990

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