Thanks a lot. The sample code you posted has helped us out a lot. We are running into a new problem though. The "ConfigurationGetNetworks" method fails to get a physical network id. We verified this through console.writeline and it shows the "physicalNetIDs" array as empty. Do you have any ideas why this could happen?

I attached a screenshot of the physical networks, and of the code we are using to try and get the list of networks. When we ran the code you posted, it fails before it starts to deploy saying that the array is out of range. We then added our own code to check the value of the "physicalNetIDs" array and it comes back saying that the array is empty.

Okay so I figured it out. We bridged the physical network through the GUI manually every time we deployed a configuration. But the physical network was never actually added into configuration network permanently. So all I had to do was add the physical network to all of our configurations. I was able to get the code working perfectly after this.

I am now having problems rewriting the code for our own program though. Every time I add in the web reference it is slightly different from the web reference used in your code and it is causing problems. I even tried adding the .whdl file from the project you sent me and it is still different. My reference doesn't have a "LabManagerSOAPInterface" class. It only has a "LabManagerSOAPInterfaceSoapClient" class. It also has a "LabManagerSOAPInterfaceSoap" and "LabManagerSOAPInterfaceSoapChannel" which are both defined as type 'interface'. I have tried all three of these classes and interfaces in place of the "LabManagerSOAPInterface" class, but none of them contain a definition for "AuthenticationHeaderValue".

Hopefully what I said makes sense. I attached a couple screenshots to help show the problem as well. The first screenshot shows the errors I get using your code unmodified. The second screenshot shows the error I get when I try using the "LabManagerSOAPInterfaceSoapClient" class instead of your "LabManagerSOAPInterface" class. The third screenshot shows the available classes from my LabManagerInternal reference. And the fourth screenshot shows the available classes from your LabManagerInternal reference.