Are you trying to get the UNC for mounted shares? I don't think it works for shares on your system. I tried getting the UNC for a local share. Nothing. Then I did externals; works fine.

use strict;
use warnings;
use diagnostics;
use Win32::NetResource;

my @oth_paths = ("J:\\activeperl", "R:\\McAfee");

map {
    my $outpath;
    print "in_UNC  : $_ \n";
    Win32::NetResource::GetUNCName ( $outpath , $_);
    print "out_UNC : $outpath \n";
} (@oth_paths);

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Output:

Trying to get a local and an external share:

D:\Sysad-perl\scripts\Reports\AntiVirus Status\TaskScheduler>prob
in_UNC  : D:\Public
out_UNC :
in_UNC  : R:\McAfee
out_UNC : \\Public\Depot\McAfee

Getting two external shares:

D:\Sysad-perl\scripts\Reports\AntiVirus Status\TaskScheduler>prob
in_UNC  : J:\activeperl
out_UNC : \\Synnac2\pctools\activeperl
in_UNC  : R:\McAfee
out_UNC : \\Public\Depot\McAfee

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In reply to Re: Win32:NetResource problem by Marza
in thread Win32:NetResource problem by arkamedis21

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