// untested
<cfscript>
w = CreateObject("WScript.Network");
computerName = w.ComputerName;
userDomain = w.UserDomain;
w = null;
</cfscript>
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-----Original Message-----
From: Billy Cravens
Cgi.remote_host can sometimes give you that info, but isn't always
available (requires reverse lookups to have been setup, which isn't that
common for workstations/isp customers). If you want the NetBIOS name or
NT domain, you're going to have to do more work - this is non-HTTP info.
---
Billy Cravens
-----Original Message-----
From: phumes1
Hi,
I'm using the below cgi variable to get the ipaddress of the server.
<cfset ipaddress = "#CGI.REMOTE_ADDR#">
How can I get the computer (server) name or domain?
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