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How to know the Client for Microsoft network is binded to NIC?

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December 26, 2007 in Windows 2000 Workstation

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Guest se2946

Guest se2946

Posted December 26, 2007

Posted December 26, 2007

Does anyboby knows how to obtain the following status programmatically ?

-Is the "Client for Microsoft Network" binded to "local area connection" ?

-Is the status of Checkbox checked or un-checked ?

-Can execute the code via vbs(5.6)?

Thank you for your support.

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