how to get client's username,computername,domain name using asp

[josemauricio]

Hi All,
Can any of you please tell me how to get client's username,computername,domain name using asp. we don't want to change any setting on IIS that is it will have anymonous access. I don't want any client to install Activex,So can any please help regarding this.

Thanks in advance,
Looking forward for reply,

Regards,

José Maurício.

 

[kaht]

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[ChrisHirst]

given these limitations

we don't want to change any setting on IIS that is it will have anymonous access. I don't want any client to install Activex,

You can't.


Chris.

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[Sheco]

The HTTP protocol does not require a browser to send those bits of information to the web server.

In ASP, you can see what a browser is sending to the server by looping through the Request.ServerVariables collection.
[tt]
For Each Foo in Request.ServerVariables
Response.Write Foo & " = " & Request.ServerVariables(Foo) & "<BR>"
Next[/tt]


If you remove anonymous access for a page or item, the web server will return a 401 Access Denied. In its default configuration, Internet Explorer will automatically re-submit the HTTP request with the user's credentials. For the duration of the session IE will continue to send the credentials to subsequent requests to the same web server.