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How about<br />
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System.Environment.UserDom<wbr />ainName<br />
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Corey
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How about

System.Environment.UserDomainName

Corey

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When my application starts I would like it to programmitically determine if the user is currently logged on to our LAN. We are using Windows 2000 Active Directory network. The name of the domain is &quot;MyDomain&quot; (example). I would like my application to check network connectivity AND the user is on the network and respond with a indication of either Yes or No.<br />
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Thanks for the help,<br />
JR
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When my application starts I would like it to programmitically determine if the user is currently logged on to our LAN. We are using Windows 2000 Active Directory network. The name of the domain is "MyDomain" (example). I would like my application to check network connectivity AND the user is on the network and respond with a indication of either Yes or No.

Thanks for the help,
JR

Is there a API (like WNetGetUser) that will indicated if a user is on a Windows 2000 domain (LAN)?

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