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by: Trina |
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Hello,
Why would a member of workgroup not get a logon prompt when opening the database?
Trina
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by: Paul T. Rong |
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A card where I wrote my name and WID (work group ID) was stolen
(unfortunately together with other things), therotically the one who have my
name and WID can create the same mdw file which I use with my database.
Who can tell me can it have any influnce on the security of my database?
If nothing, I will just ignore it.
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by: Mark |
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I have a server in a workgroup (called "wg"). Does anyone know how to find
the name of the workgroup from code (pref c#)? I've trawled the newsgroups
and the MSDN site for the right class / method / property to use but I just
can't find the right one. There are plenty (such as UserDomainName) that
give me the server name, but none that I can find to give me the actual
workgroup name.
TIA
Mark
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by: Bryan |
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We created a Windows Service with C#. The service will start OK on
computers that are a member of a domain, but when we try to start it on a
server that is configured for a workgroup we get the following error in the
event log:
Event ID: 7001
Description: The {Service Name}service depends on the Net Logon service
which failed to start because of the following error:
The service has returned a service-specific error code.
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by: zav |
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Hi all.
Getting stright to the point Im trying to get and set my computers workgroup
name but im having litle luck, i've tryed:
Environment.UserDomainName
Environment.MachineName
but they only retreive the local machine name.
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by: Mark Hollander |
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How do I get the name of the Workgroup or Domain that the computer has
been registered in.
Thank you
Mark Hollander
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by: Bilge TUTAK |
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Hi,
I want to find the list of the computer names in a workgroup or in a domain.
Is there a way to do this in VB.NET?
Thanx
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by: Richard L Rosenheim |
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On my development machine, it works -- SystemInformation.UserDomainName and
System.Environment.UserDomainName both returns the domain name. But, on my
test machine, these methods are returning the computer name.
Both systems are running Framework 1.1 w/SP 1 installed. The code was
compiled using VS 2003 (VB.NET).
Is the problem that the test machine belongs to a workgroup, and not a
domain? If so, how to determine the workgroup name?
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by: Spyder |
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When you go to "MyComputer" and get properties and select "Computer Name",
you get the Domain or Workgroup a computer belongs to.
I have looked thru MSDN library, the Internet, the Registry and in all files
on my computer and cannot find how to retrieve this information in VB.Net
2005.
This information is essential for our system implementation.
I have tried:
NetworkInformation.IPGlobalProperties.GetIPGlobalProperties
but it does not...
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by: duffaz |
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Login failed for user 'DELL4100\Guest'
DELL4100 is the computer name where the sql server is on.
The connection string is:
Data Source=dell4100;Database=dbname;User ID=dbn;Password=password;
I have also...
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A Windows Forms form does not have the event Unload, like VB6. What one acts like?
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