wntServerList

Lists servers in a domain.

Syntax:

wntServerList(server-name, domain-name, server-type)

Parameters:

(s) server-name: the UNC name of the server on which the function will execute (e.g., "\\MYSERVER"), or ("") for the local computer.

(s) domain-name: the name of the domain which will be used (e.g., "SALES"), or ("") for the primary domain.

(i) server-type: identifies the type of servers which will be examined. See below.

Returns:

(i) a tab-delimited list of server UNC names (e.g., "\\MYSERVER"). Note: An NT workstation can be considered to be a "server".

 

Server-type

Specify -1 for all servers. Or, specify one or more of the following flags, combined using the binary OR ("|") operator.

 

Req#

Server Type

1

2

4

8

16

32

64

128

256

512

1024

2048

4096

8192

16384

32768

65536

131072

262144

524288

1048576

2097152

4194304

8388608

16777216

33554432

268435456

536870912

1073741824

-2147483648

 

All workstations

All servers

Any server running with Microsoft SQL Server

Primary domain controller

Backup domain controller

Server running the timesource service

Apple File Protocol servers

Novell servers

LAN Manager 2.x Domain Member

Server sharing print queue

Server running dialin service

Xenix server

Windows NT/Windows 2000 (workstation or server)

Server running Windows for Workgroups

Microsoft File and Print for Netware

Windows NT/Windows 2000 Non-domain controller

Server that can run the browser service

Server running a browser service as backup

Server running the master browser service

Server running the domain master browser

OSF Server

VMS Server

Windows 95 or later

Root of DFS tree

Server clusters available in the domain

Terminal Server

IBM DSS (Directory & Security Services) or equivalent

return list for alternate transport

Servers maintained by the browser

Primary Domain

 

 

Note: This function can take a while to run, depending on how many servers are in the domain. Also, it will only return the names of servers which it is able to access, which requires that the user have browse access to their service control managers.

 

Example:
; Load Appropriate Extender
AddExtender('wwwnt34i.dll',0,'wwwnt64i.dll')


;return a list of all Windows NT (either workstation or server)
servers = wntServerList("","",4096)
AskItemlist("list of Windows NT workstations or servers",servers,@TAB,@SORTED,@SINGLE)
Exit
See Also:

wntServiceAt, wntServiceInf