R Rick Charnes Sep 28, 2006 #1 In a Windows networked environment, is there a command-line utility similar to CD (Change Directory) that supports UNC paths?
In a Windows networked environment, is there a command-line utility similar to CD (Change Directory) that supports UNC paths?
P Pegasus \(MVP\) Sep 28, 2006 #2 Rick Charnes said: In a Windows networked environment, is there a command-line utility similar to CD (Change Directory) that supports UNC paths? Click to expand... When you say "DOS" I assume you mean the Command Prompt. DOS is an operating system. You can do this: pushd \\SomePC\c$\windows {Your commands go here} popd in order make "Windows" the working directory. However, while the syntax uses a UNC path, the result will be a temporarily mapped drive letter.
Rick Charnes said: In a Windows networked environment, is there a command-line utility similar to CD (Change Directory) that supports UNC paths? Click to expand... When you say "DOS" I assume you mean the Command Prompt. DOS is an operating system. You can do this: pushd \\SomePC\c$\windows {Your commands go here} popd in order make "Windows" the working directory. However, while the syntax uses a UNC path, the result will be a temporarily mapped drive letter.
