Christian, i know you can obtain the account name in dos.
Using nbtstat -A <ip address>
if you use f'rinstance "nbtstat -A 140.20.30.155 >> USER.HTML"
this will put the computers details plus the user who is logged in;
into an html document.

Try it m8.
ps it will dump it in root of your c drive

 

If you're using IIS, it comes in as a field of the request object- Request.ServerVariables("LOGON_USER")

Cheers,

Nick.

 

anybody got a java solution for this, as I need it too, but the web server is a domino server...

David

 

thanks Nick - didn't know about that command, added it to the asp script (that submits the form) and works a treat!

 

going on from this, anyway of grabbing the computer name as well that made the request?

I have tried the Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_HOST") - but just seems to return the ip address, like the "REMOTE_ADDR"

Any other ways??

 

tell a lie, it doesn't grab the users ip address but the proxy ip address.

 

I don't think you can... Have a look here ASP Request.ServerVariables Collection.

 

Does anyone know of any code(java?) that will allow me to insert the person who is logged on (their username) into a html form automatically?

If this cannot be done, how about when the html form is submitted, can the account information be included?

This is for our internal network / w2k domain / w2k iss server, on an area of the intranet which only certain staff have members have, and is restricted via ntfs.

[Edited by ChristianR - 9/11/2002 1:22:21 PM]