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How to Find out what Drive Letter is Mapped to a Server using Microsoft Client
Keywords: map wwwnt34i.dll www9534i.dll
Question:
I need to find out what drive letter is mapped to a server, using the Microsoft Client for a Novell server. I know the server name but need to find out what drive letter it is mapped to. I want something like the n4getmapped function, which is in the Netware extender. Any thoughts?Answer:
Here's a way to do it, on NT, if you're using the Microsoft Client (rather than the Novell client):
Addextender("WWWNT34I.DLL")
lookingfor="\\servername\thisorthat"
netdrives=DiskScan(4)
netcount=ItemCount(xx,netdrives,@tab)
found=0
for xx = 1 to netcount
thisdrive=ItemExtract(netdrives,@tab)
lookmaybe=wntgetcon(thisdrive)
Message(lookmaybe,lookingfor) ; for debugging
if strlower(lookmaybe) == strlower(lookingfor)
found=1
break
endif
next
if found==1
Message(thisdrive,lookmaybe)
else
Message("Error: Not found",lookingfor)
endif
Here's a way to do it, on 95/98/ME, if you're using the Microsoft Client (rather than the Novell client):
Addextender("WWW9534I.DLL")
lookingfor="\\servername\thisorthat"
netdrives=DiskScan(4)
netcount=ItemCount(xx,netdrives,@tab)
found=0
for xx = 1 to netcount
thisdrive=ItemExtract(netdrives,@tab)
lookmaybe=w95getcon(thisdrive)
Message(lookmaybe,lookingfor) ; for debugging
if strlower(lookmaybe) == strlower(lookingfor)
found=1
break
endif
next
if found==1
Message(thisdrive,lookmaybe)
else
Message("Error: Not found",lookingfor)
endif
Article ID: W13481
Filename: Find out what Drive Letter is Mapped to Server.txt
File Created: 2001:03:02:14:45:26
Last Updated: 2001:03:02:14:45:26