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[kpkoch - Thu Mar 13 20:22:30 2008]:

> I tried this test scenario on XP.  When a user starts a process with
> elevated privilege, the process gets a different LSID from the
>    spawning
> logon session.  The spawned, elevated process can't access the
>    original
> process's ccache, because the name of the ccache is based on the LSID.

Run As Administrator on XP/2003 is not the same as Vista/2008's run with
elevated privileges.  Run as Administrator means login as the
Administrator account which is a new logon session and is intended to be
a new logon session.

Credentials should not be shared between the two accounts.  

The same is true if you use a non-Administrator account on Vista and
choose Run as Administrator.  In that case, you are using a new logon ID
and the logon sessions should be separate.  There is no bug here.  This
is the desired behavior.