This code is a snippet of something I obtained a long time ago, from the Roth Website. 
use Win32::Lanman;
use Win32::NetAdmin;

.....

sub getDDInfo{
    my $i = 0;
    my $client = $_[0];
    if (!Win32::Lanman::NetServerDiskEnum("\\\\$client",\@drives)){
             print "*ERROR Getting Drive Info*";
             return;
        }
    print "@drives";
    foreach my $drive(@drives){
        $drive =~ s/\://g;
        @drvinfo = Win32::AdminMisc::GetDriveSpace("\\\\$client\\$driv
+e\$");
        for (0..1){ # Force to zero, if undefined/
                      defined($drvinfo[$_]) or $drvinfo[$_] = 0;
                }
        $drive->{CAPACITY} = sprintf("%5.2f",($drvinfo[0]/1073741824))
+; #Convert to GigaBytes
        $drive->{SPACE} = sprintf("%5.2f",($drvinfo[1]/1073741824));
        $drive->{SPACE} =~ s/\s//;
        $drive->{CAPACITY} =~ s/\s//;
        unless($drive->{CAPACITY} < .01){
            $drive->{PERCENT} = sprintf("%.02f",$drive->{SPACE}/$drive
+->{CAPACITY}*100);
        }
    }
}

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