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you can call the commandline<br />
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ShellExecute(0, vbNull, &quot;cmd /c echo %logonserver% &gt;logonserver.txt&quot;, vbNull, vbNull, 0)<br />
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and then read out &quot;logonserver.txt&quot;.<br />

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you can call the commandline

ShellExecute(0, vbNull, "cmd /c echo %logonserver% >logonserver.txt", vbNull, vbNull, 0)

and then read out "logonserver.txt".


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Hi maxmull,<br />
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dim wshshell<br />
Dim wshenv<br />
set wshshell = CreateObject(&quot;Wscript.Shel<wbr />l&quot;)<br />
set wshenv = WshShell.Environment(&quot;VOLA<wbr />TILE&quot;)<br />
msgbox wshenv(&quot;LOGONSERVER&quot;)<br />
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Will do this.<br />
<br />
Tim Cottee
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Hi maxmull,

dim wshshell
Dim wshenv
set wshshell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
set wshenv = WshShell.Environment("VOLATILE")
msgbox wshenv("LOGONSERVER")

Will do this.

Tim Cottee

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LogonServer &nbsp;= WshShell.ExpandEnvironment<wbr />Strings(&quot;%<wbr />LOGONSERVE<wbr />R%&quot;)<br />
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This seems to work for me.
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LogonServer  = WshShell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%LOGONSERVER%")

This seems to work for me.

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I need to know which logon server the user is logging on to in a vbs script that I run. In cmd I used %logonserver% but how do I do this in vbs ? 
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I need to know which logon server the user is logging on to in a vbs script that I run. In cmd I used %logonserver% but how do I do this in vbs ? 

find logon server in a vbs logon script

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