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Posted by Roger Abell [MVP] on January 12, 2007, 4:47 am
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> microsoft.public.security news group, Roger Abell [MVP]
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>> What are you calling the cached credentials?
>>
>> The creds in use with a remote machine due to an existing connection?
>> - use net session to delete the existing before attempting new with
>> different creds
>> for info issue net help session
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>> The creds used by default with opening a connection to a remote?
>> - start / run control keymgr.dll and remote the defined, stored creds
>> for the remote
>>
>> Something other than these ??
>
> Cached credentials doesn't refer to either of these. Cached
> credentials refer to one's ability to log on using a domain
> account when a domain controller is not available.
>
> I am not aware of any way to clear these cached credentials
> short of deleting the user's profile however.
Perhaps you are correct in that being what poster means.
You are quite correct in that MS uses the term as you say.
The comment indicating that perhaps poster's experience
with stop/start of Workstation service has accomplished
the goal however made me question this.
Roger
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