Hi Tore,

From your description, you're looking for some means to find all the
webservices on some servers in your local network environment, correct?

Based on my experience, if you haven't originally catalog them, there
hasn't any existing or built-in tools to do them. .NET framework 1.1/2.0
provide a "disco.exe" which can help detect published webservices on
certain server, however, it require the service to be published in .disco
document.

#Web Services Discovery Tool (Disco.exe)
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cy2a3ybs.aspx

For other approaches, so far what I can get is use some crawler application
to crawl all the asmx endpoints among all the server machines in your local
environmente.  

Sincerely,

Steven Cheng

Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead



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