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Which Domain Controller authenticated me

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by mike.crain 1 view

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A recent TechMail tld of a registry hack to have it tell you which domain controller authenticated you (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Network\Logon\DomainLogonMessage Then set its value to 1. )

Is ther a way to do this in Windows NT 3.51? What about 4.0?

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by ruturaj

Start->Run-> type WINMSD Click on the Network Tab & Voilla you all the info you need.
(I haven't worked with NT 3.51 so I don't know if it will work with it)

by antony_k

Hi,

You can try use this command to display your logon-server:
echo %LOGONSERVER%

It works under NT 4.

by -dag

Call me crazy, but I add the following line to my logon scripts:

set > c:\set.txt

This copies the environment variables to a text file on the local HD. It is useful for determining the state of your environment at login.

Hope it helps.

-DaG

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