Hi,
Since our client interact with local system user hence we cant simply copy files from one network share to another.
Yes, RunAsCurrentuser.exe is the option but still its depended on someone to logged in those machines.
So question is, do we have any other option where we can simply copy data between network share just passing user credentials or in a encrypted way or via script anything ?
You could use the BigFix Upload Manager (https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSQL82_9.5.0/com.ibm.bigfix.doc/Platform/Config/c_overview.html) to upload files to your root server and then have a process to grab them from the root server from another machine. Or another option would be to create a webserver that allow a BigFix actionscript to post your file (using curl or powershell for example) to the webserver. Or for Linux/Unix, you could use scp (along with keys) to copy a file from one endpoint to another.
Just a few ideas.
hmm 2nd idea seems to be good but it required one server to be created as webserver, can you please more details on this.
However if there could be any option which allow transfer files using network share that will be great.
you’d have to research how to create a webserver that accepts file POSTs. and then once you have that working, research how to use curl and powershell or whatever to do a POST of that file to your webserver.
It’s not ideal, but it is possible to access the files from a network share using the computer’s SYSTEM account, if both computers are in a domain.
The domain hosting the files needs to have ‘Domain Computers’ (or other group containing your client machine) assigned the “Access this computer over the network” user right, and the ‘Domain Computers’ (or other computer group) needs permission on both the Share and the NTFS folders/files.