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Walter Zydhek #1
Determining machine workgroup or domain
Is there a way in asp.net/vb.net to determine whether a
machine is
configured as a member of a domain or whether it is
setup as part of a workgroup? And how can I determine the
name of that domain or workgroup?
-Walter Zydhek
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Teemu Keiski #2
Re: Determining machine workgroup or domain
Just a desperate shot (:-) ), but try checking Environment.UserDomainName
(Environment class is in System namespace)
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Teemu Keiski
MCP, Microsoft MVP (ASP.NET), AspInsiders member
ASP.NET Forum Moderator, AspAlliance Columnist
"Walter Zydhek" <walt@giftmarket.org> wrote in message
news:03ca01c39fed$7ca8f920$a101280a@phx.gbl...> Is there a way in asp.net/vb.net to determine whether a
> machine is
> configured as a member of a domain or whether it is
> setup as part of a workgroup? And how can I determine the
> name of that domain or workgroup?
>
> -Walter Zydhek
Teemu Keiski Guest



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