Hey guys,
   I am not sure if this can be done via ASP but I am going to ask anyway. I have been asked to write a web application that will be free standing on ~10 laptops (each laptop will be running IIS Personal and MySQL) and will, at all times, only have 1 concurrent user connected to it. What I need to know, since the server is the localmachine, is it possible for me to capture what user is logged into the application?

I know how to capture domain usernames when people access application on an internal network but this will not work in this case because the laptops wont necessairly be connected to the domain when the application is accessed. So what i am asking is there a way for me to request [localmachine]\[username]?

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thanks benson, but neither of those examples help me out. I have page level tracing turned on and all of the variables that give me information about the connected user are empty?? Does anyone know how to resolve the currently logged on user of a PC? (This may seem weird for ASP but the application the will be executed directly from the server) Any suggestions?

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