As my luck would go, it works just fine on every mapping I've tried...except the one i need. When I check the status of the mapping with WMI, it comes back with "Error", even though I can open the drive and browse. Not quite sure what "Error" is telling me.

Here's the snippet of code I'm working with:

code:
 
$DiskSet = GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}").ExecQuery("select * from Win32_NetworkConnection")

For each $Disk in $DiskSet		
? "Drive: " + $Disk.RemoteName + ", " + "Status: " + $Disk.Status + ", " + "User Name: " + $Disk.UserName
Next
 

********************OUTPUT*********************

Drive: \\1upmc-sam-001\e$, Status: Degraded, User Name: 1UPMC-ACCT\maciep
Drive: \\new-emanage1\c$, Status: Degraded, User Name: 1UPMC-ACCT\maciep
Drive: \\1upmc-aisrv1\c$, Status: Degraded, User Name: 1UPMC-ACCT\maciep
Drive: \\1upmc-aisrv2\c$, Status: Degraded, User Name: 1UPMC-ACCT\maciep
Drive: \\1upmc-aisrv3\c$, Status: Degraded, User Name: 1UPMC-ACCT\maciep
Drive: \\desktop-02\dfs, Status: Error, User Name:
I have the people who own the share (and know a lot more than I do) thinking about it. Has anyone ever tried this, and if so, come across this problem?
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Eric