I am currently developing an application where it would be deployed on a different server computer. The app will access a network path (\drivename\folder) using a its own account credentials on a different domain. When trying to access the drive path from the server computer to be deployed, it shows exactly like the following image. I also noticed that the current login user account's domain and the account the application will use have different domains.
I would like to know if there is any way to access a network path in a different domain from the server using an account made for the application and not using the current login user account? I currently have 3 accounts and they are all as follows:
Drive Path: \drivename\folder
Account for application: testdomain\appusername
Account I used to access the server: domain\adminusername
Account that is currently logged in to the server: domain\serverusername
I remote accessed the server computer with an admin account(domain\adminusername) and the application worked, with those credentials I can access the network drive and copy and paste the files in there. I checked and the current user in the application was the adminusername.
But when I used the account that was made for the application (testdomain\appusername), I could not access it.
I tried user impersonation, netCache, NetworkCredential but none seems to be working. I think the error also seemed to occur only when I try to copy the files from the serverpath or when I try to copy to them.
Currently having the following error when tried to create a folder on the drive path using the testdomain\appusername. It says like access to the path \servername\folder is denied. at System.Io._Error.WinIOError(Int32 errorCode, String maybeFullPath) at system.io.directory.internalcreatedirectory(string fullpath, string path, object dirsecurityobj, boolean checkhost) at sytem.ioi.directory.internalcreatedirectoryhelper(string path, boolean checkhost) at system.io.directory.createdirectory(string path)
