I am not sure this will work the same way from NT (though since these CGI
variables are driven from the web server I'm not convinced it would make a
difference.  A simple technique I use is...

<CFSET CGIUSER = LISTLAST(CGI.AUTH_USER, "\")>

where the CGI var contains something like

MYDOMAIN\FREDJ

so ListLast seperated by a "\" gets FREDJ.  Now I look that up in an
employee, contacts or users data table to verify and set security.

Does that help?

Mike Craig

-----Original Message-----
From: Leon Greeff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 29, 2001 4:40 PM
To: Fusebox
Subject: Getting logged in username


Hi

I posted a request, I think that I haven't explained myself clear enough.
How can I get the logged on username using Cold Fusion from
                        1. Netware
                        2. NT?

Help will be appreciated.

Regards

Leon
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