A couple of options:
- You can change the Ignition service to execute as the domain user that has access to the file share on the other server
- You can map a drive from the gateway configuration file (ignition.conf). Add these entries:
wrapper.share.4.location=\host\share
wrapper.share.4.target=W:
wrapper.share.4.type=DISK
wrapper.ntservice.account=domain\user
wrapper.ntservice.password=password
wrapper.share.4.shutdown.unmap=TRUE
wrapper.share.4.startup.max_retries=3
wrapper.share.4.startup.retry_interval=10
You can use the two entries below (instead of the "wrapper.ntservice.account" entries above) if the target machine is not a domain member. The user will be a local user on the target machine that has access to the share
wrapper.share.4.account=user
wrapper.share.4.password=password
See the docs for more details: Mapping a Network Drive - Ignition User Manual 7.9 - Ignition Documentation
Let me know if you need any more help on this.
Oscar.