Visual Basic 2005/SQL Server 2005 SMO - Domain Setting

[Jerry Spivey]

Hi,

I'm a SQL Server DBA and I'm trying to get a listing of the SQL Servers on
the network. I installed Visual Basic 2005 Express edition and used the SQL
Server 2005 ServerInfo sample which uses SMO (SQL Server Management
Objects). I chose SMO over SQL-DMO because SMO seemed to list more SQL
Servers including named instances. Everything worked fine on our local
domain. I then logged off and connected to the remote domain (in Europe) in
which I need the listing for documentation purposes. I re-ran the
application but the listing I got was from our local domain and not the
European domain. No where in the application did I find a hard-coded
reference to our domain. I created a new project and used the following
code snipit:

Sub Main()
Dim dt As DataTable = SmoApplication.EnumAvailableSqlServers(False)
If dt.Rows.Count > 0 Then
For Each dr As DataRow in dt.Rows
Console.WriteLine(dr("Name"))
Next
End If
End Sub

The command console application again returned only the SQL Servers for our
local domain even though I am currently logged into the remote European
domain. Is there a domain setting in Visual Basic 2005 Express where I can
change the domain the application should run under or a SMO setting to
specifiy the domain to be used?

Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Jerry