>Larry,
>
>I ran the code in the KB article, and it list all the mapped
>net drives.
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>I'm looking to determine the PC name of other PC's on the network.
>
>Know what I mean?
That's right. I said it's a start. < s >
You need to change RESOURCE_CONNECTED to RESOURCE_GLOBALNET to start at the top. You also need to check the type of NETRESOURCE object using dwDisplayType. If it isn't a PC, pass it to the same function recursively to drill into it too. When you get to one that is RESOURCEDISPLAYTYPE_SERVER, it's a PC and you can do what you want.
Be forewarned, if you do this on a large local network or on a WAN, you will be waiting for a long time for it to finish. I once did it connected to a WAN that spanned the coutry, I let the process run for 20 minutes before I killed it. It still wasn't completed.
Larry Miller
MCSD
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