Net View to gather network enterprise information

[JohnNews]

Folks:

I know I can use the command "NET VIEW /DOMAIN: DomainName" to get a list
of all the COMPUTERS on my domain. Currently Active Directory is not
deployed on my network.

I want to consider two network scenarios [ 1. Active Directory deployed
within enterprise 2. Active Directory NOT deployed within enteprise]. How
could I use DOS commands or maybe a scripting language like ADSI to
efficiently gather NET VIEW type information about a network enterprise.

Eventually I will probably just write my own Visual Basic 6.0 program to
collect all this type of information using a nice interface.

Thanks,
John.

 

[Scott Losawyer]

Are you in a domain? how about using netdom to dump a list of domain
members?

 

[guard]

I know I can use the command "NET VIEW /DOMAIN: DomainName" to get a list
of all the COMPUTERS on my domain. Currently Active Directory is not
deployed on my network.

I want to consider two network scenarios [ 1. Active Directory deployed
within enterprise 2. Active Directory NOT deployed within enteprise]. How
could I use DOS commands or maybe a scripting language like ADSI to
efficiently gather NET VIEW type information about a network enterprise.

Eventually I will probably just write my own Visual Basic 6.0 program to
collect all this type of information using a nice interface.

Thanks,
John.

The Mount/\Commands in the "NetValue Series" provide several types of
comma delimited lists using only the built-in tools.

See (http://TheSystemGuard.com/MtCmds/NetValue)

-tsg
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[guard]

I know I can use the command "NET VIEW /DOMAIN: DomainName" to get a list
of all the COMPUTERS on my domain. Currently Active Directory is not
deployed on my network.

I want to consider two network scenarios [ 1. Active Directory deployed
within enterprise 2. Active Directory NOT deployed within enteprise]. How
could I use DOS commands or maybe a scripting language like ADSI to
efficiently gather NET VIEW type information about a network enterprise.

Eventually I will probably just write my own Visual Basic 6.0 program to
collect all this type of information using a nice interface.

Thanks,
John.

The Mount/\Commands in the "NetValue Series" provide several types of
comma delimited lists using only the built-in tools.

See (http://TheSystemGuard.com/MtCmds/NetValue)

-tsg
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