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10-30-2009
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| | AD Site Is there any way I can determine the AD site of a client by querying the client directly, e.g. WMI? Sure I can find their subnet and then query AD for a site that has that subnet, but I don't want to query AD directly, I want to get the information from the client itself. |
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10-31-2009
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| | Re: AD Site Query the value of DynamicSiteName registry entry under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\ Netlogon\Parameters key. You might want to also check whether SiteName is present (since it overrides dynamic site detection process)... hth Marcin "swyck" <axlaim@newsgroup> wrote in message news:302df16e-1529-4732-9b4f-28dc2b88e6fe@newsgroup Quote: > Is there any way I can determine the AD site of a client by querying > the client directly, e.g. WMI? > > Sure I can find their subnet and then query AD for a site that has > that subnet, but I don't want to query AD directly, I want to get the > information from the client itself. |
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