Computer Name

[Huw Lloyd]

How do i get the name of the computer from within my Windows VB.Net
application?

Is there a property that I can use?

Thanks in advance

[Peter Rilling]

Re: Computer Name

Try Environment.Mac hineName.


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[daniel]

Computer Name


yes there is, you will find all you need within the
sealed class "System.Environ ment", the computer name is
System.Environm ent.MachineName

daniel.

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[Jody Fisher]

Re: Computer Name

You could also use DirectoryServic es if you are after a bit more info than
just System.Environm ent

http://www22.brinkster.com/doitindotnet/articles.aspx?cat=1

Cheers

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