Any api to find the System is Server or workstation ?

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Hi ,

Is any body has a idea of …
Any api to find the System is Server or workstation either Win2k or winNT?

–santosh

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See GetVersionEx and the OSVERSIONEX structure. Unfortunately, for NT 4.0,
the call is only supported with Service Pack 6.

Zyg

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Subject: [ntdev] Any api to find the System is Server or workstation ?

Hi ,

Is any body has a idea of …
Any api to find the System is Server or workstation either Win2k or winNT?

–santosh

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> See GetVersionEx and the OSVERSIONEX structure. Unfortunately, for NT
4.0,

the call is only supported with Service Pack 6.

Wrong. From the MSDN library:

“Windows NT/2000: Requires Windows NT 3.5 or later.”

You could mixed GetVersionEx with VerifyVersionInfo.

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> Is any body has a idea of …

Any api to find the System is Server or workstation either Win2k or winNT?

Try the ProductOptions registry key.
“WinNT” for workstation.
“ServerNT” for server.
“LanmanNT” for domain controller.

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