Supplying Username and Password? about intune-network-drive-mapping-tool HOT 5 CLOSED

Hey technically hat could be implemented... but currently this feature was left out intentionally since the authentication should rely on the build in mechanism (so for example Windows Hello for Business) and it would imply to have a password within the registry. May I ask why this is not an option? Then I can better understand for whom could this be interesting.

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Thanks for the answer!
This is the situation that we have in our company - we have a file server (Windows Server 2012R2) that has on itself several local users who have different permissions or precisely - they have access to different folders. For example, User1 has access to Folder1 only, User2 has access to Folder2 only, etc.
Now, we want to map different network drives to different Microsoft365 users, so they could have access to the drive (folder) they need. For example, [email protected] needs access to Folder2, so we would need to supply User2 credentials in order to map the network drive to Employee1's device.

I hope that I have explained this well enough

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I can look into the implementation of this :). However I strongly recommend you to use a SmartCard/Certificate based mechanism.

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I added the Feature for version 1.1.0.0 and updated the documentation. The update will be released within the next 3-4 hours.

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