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    I need to perform a task where I can get a few information about the server the web application(I'm going to make an ActiveX dll to use these commands/API)

    I need to determine the web properties that are set on IIS, I need to know the state of the Web Services
    and I need to know the version of NT and IIS, and the Service packs (I know an API to get the OS version, but the rest I'm having troble with)

    after the server information, I need to be able to get the ODBC settings, like the list of DSN, and the details for each.

    At the moment All I have is a ASP that looks like Windows explorer a bit, and I have it where on the browser, you can click the directorys and change, and being able to see the Version information for the ActiveX exe, ocx, and dlls

    for the curious fews, I am trying to write a Dianostic page to accompany our larger web application, so if they ever have a prob, we dont need to go down there, or we dont need to call them and ask them a bunch of questions.
    -Karl Blessing aka kb244{fastHACK}
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    i use vb5 and on the ABOUT dialog in the templates folder it has a system properties button.

    I dont know which ver you use, but it may be worth looking at: - the simpler way

    Otherwise there is a control called SYSINFO.OCX by microsoft, you may be able to download it from there.

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    I don;t think the SYSINFO.OCX can give all the IIS information to you. May br you need to search on the Microaoft MSDN library for more information.

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    I'd rather not use an ActiveX

    I would need to use api, I feel that API are smaller faster, and the sysinfo.ocx might not be compatible with all NT versions. knowing specific API commands(even if just the names) would be very helpful, not telling me that I need to use an ActiveX, or I can make it with an ActiveX, or I should use the API, I know all this already.
    -Karl Blessing aka kb244{fastHACK}
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