I don't think that you can use WMI here, as WMI is only going to give
you the domain that the current machine is a part of. There might be a WMI
query you could execute against the domain controller for this, but I am not
sure.
You can call the API function WNetEnumResource API function in order to
do this.
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I would say that this example could be improved upon greatly using C#
2.0, as you could use the new iterator syntax to actually yield the resource
when asked for as opposed to loading the whole thing in memory at once.
Please feel free to let us know if there's anything unclear. Thanks.
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