Fileadapter: UNC path to share from Unix?

Is it possible to access a windows server share from XI running on Unix (hp-ux)?
-AD

The file adapter can read from windows share, when the user <SID>adm has access to the share and the domain.
But for security and monitoring reasons, I would recommend using FTP for this purpose.
Regards
Stefan

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    I have also seen this occur with one user's computer.  Another user with similar privileges and software setup does not exhibit the same issue however.  Would love Adobe to investigate and address this issue.

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