Dear Monks,
I have created a perl script (say script #1) which can create a report from an individual machine and keep the report file at a specified location on the same PC.

In my organization around 100+ PCs are connected to a domain. I have written another script (say script #2) to copy the said report from PC and add the report' data to a database.
My probelm is I don't know that at a given moment, when I run script #2, how many PCs are connected to network. Is there any way where I can get IP addresses/Names of all the PCs connected to Network when I run script #2, so that I can scan those PCs and add their reports to database?

Regards,
Sandeep

Update:- Dear Monks,
I would like to thanks all of you for helping me, Meanwhile I got some other code, which has solved my problem, I would like to share that code with you.
use Socket;
use Win32::Lanman;
Domains_im_Netz();

foreach $domain (@Domains)
{Win32::Lanman::NetServerEnum( '', $domain, SV_TYPE_ALL, \@W1);
 foreach (@W1)
  {$hostname = ${$_}{'name'};
   my $ip = gethostbyname($hostname);
   if ( defined $ip )
     {print "$domain\t", inet_ntoa($ip), "\t $hostname\n";}
  }
}

sub Domains_im_Netz
{# zeigt die Domainen im Netzwerk an
 use Win32::OLE;
 @Domains = ();
 $dom = Win32::OLE->GetObject("WinNT:");
 foreach $AG (in $dom)
   {if ($AG->{Name} eq 'TRUMPF' )
     {next;}
    push @Domains, $AG->{Name};
   }
}  ## Domains_im_Netz

# end code

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