I need a way to determine whether the computer running my program is joined to any domain. It doesn’t matter what specific domain it is part of, just whether it is connected to anything. I’m coding in vc++ against the Win32 API.
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I need a way to determine whether the computer running my program is joined to any domain. It doesn’t matter what specific domain it is part of, just whether it is connected to anything. I’m coding in vc++ against the Win32 API.
Straight from Microsoft:
How To Determine If a Windows NT/Windows 2000 Computer Is a Domain Member
This approach uses the Windows API. From the article summary:
The article also provides sample code for a small program that outputs whether the computer the program is running on is part of a domain, part of a workgroup, or a standalone computer.