Restore Database without taking RDP I have a DB server 192.168.X.X, Now due to some Issue with the domain user we are unable to get the RDP of that server. but we can get the DB connected from other server which is there on the network.
Now I want to restore the database on 192.168.X.X, so Is it possible to restore the DB without taking the RDP of the server.
Any help will be appreciated.
I tried this step but with no luck:  Link 
I tried to Restore the DB with T-SQL code as well:
Use master

RESTORE DATABASE TEST
FROM DISK = '\\192.168.X.X\New folder.bak'

But it gives me an error.
Msg 3201, Level 16, State 2, Line 3
Cannot open backup device '\192.168.X.X\New folder.bak'. Operating system error 1326(The user name or password is incorrect.).
Msg 3013, Level 16, State 1, Line 3
RESTORE DATABASE is terminating abnormally.
Assuming you have access and sufficient rights to the database on the SQL server via SSMS.
Create a shared folder on a different network server 192.I.Have.Access.  Grant the SQL engine and agent accounts read and write access to the shared folder.
You can take backups to the share (with write access) and you can restore backups from the share (with read access).  Direct access to folders on the server the SQL instance is installed on is not required.
BE-AWARE If someone besides you is responsible for SQL backups on the server.  Taking backups and/or restoring database can and probably will break the backup chain.  This will make disaster recovery for some period impossible, understand the implications to disaster recovery in your organization before making a one off backup or doing a restore.

If the only copy of the backup you want to restore is on the server in a folder you can not access; Congratulations you just learned why it is important copy backups to a safe location on a different server for disaster recovery.  I hope the lesson has not been overly expensive.