connect to a not share folder in network

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I want use Impersonation method to connect to a not share folder in network (or other ways)

Please help me with an example.

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Posted 9-Sep-13 20:43pm

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Updated 9-Sep-13 23:50pm

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Joezer BH 10-Sep-13 2:47am

Please try to explain in more details

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2013-09-09T20:49:00

You cannot. However, it depends on what do you mean by "connect". Everything you access on a remote machine is provided by some service. "Shared" simply means using network file sharing service of Windows, which serves up requests for files marked as "shared". There are other services: FTP, HTTP. Look for appropriate service, install and configure it, then you will have access to some files which are not "shared" in the sense of file sharing service. (Only why? :-))

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Member 10069974 · Answer 2 · 2013-09-09T23:48:00

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my dear

In VB.NET Possible. I saw this feature in an article in Farsi Persian Language:
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Posted 9-Sep-13 23:48pm