What BDC or PDC

Hi All Here is a quick and hopefully easy one I just cant Remember how do you tell via Dos ( or any way to find out from a clinet) what BDC or PDC controller you are logged into??? I know it can be done because I have done it I just cant remember how Thanks Trooper

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Hi All
 
Here is a quick and hopefully easy one I just cant Remember how do you tell via Dos ( or any way to find out from a clinet) what BDC or PDC controller you are logged into??? I know it can be done because I have done it I just cant remember how
 
Thanks
Trooper
 
[Edited by trooper_ie on 2005-06-30 05:50:59]
 

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For any one interested I found out what it is the Command is easy it’s just SET at a command prompt gives a load of details including the controller you authenticated to

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Hi,
 
To add a little more to this- SET just echos the environment variables. If you just want to see one of those, you can do (at the command prompt):
 
echo %name of variable%
 
In my case (specifics here are replaced):
USERDNSDOMAIN=internal.mycompany.int
USERDOMAIN=mycompany
USERNAME=myusername
LOGONSERVER=\\YOURDC
 
If I wanted to just see the username then it is:
 
echo %username%
 
If you want to see the logon server, just type:
 
echo %logonserver%
 
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