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Retrive the List Of Computers In Network

Posted By :Hefin Dsouza      Posted Date :22/09/2009   Points :10   Category: Network    URL: http://hefindsouza.blog.com
 


This code sample is used to get all the names of computers that are there in your network.
You need to Iterate with the Children entries of the Directory Entries.

The Below Sample is in Console Application


Sub Main()
Dim root As New DirectoryEntry("WinNT:")
Dim parent As DirectoryServices.DirectoryEntries
parent = root.Children
Dim d As DirectoryEntries = parent
For Each complist As DirectoryEntry In parent
For Each c As DirectoryEntry In complist.Children
If (c.Name <> "Schema") Then
Console.WriteLine(c.Name)
End If
Next
Next
End Sub

The Same code can be used to Add the Names of the Network Computers in a Combobox or a ListBox

For Each c As DirectoryEntry In complist.Children
If (c.Name <> "Schema") Then
ComboBox1.Items.Add(c.Name)
End If
Next
Next

Regards
Hefin Dsouza



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