Logged on users

There is a good utility at www.sysinternals.com called loggedon
you can use it as
loggedon \\computername
and it will give you the current username logged on to that particular PC

Try this scrip
; write a log file of when people logon to the system

;dim $file ;set a temp variable
$filename=@day + ".log"
$file = "\\server\shared\$filename"
$linetowrite = "@monthno/@mdayno/@year-@time @wksta @userid, @fullname"
if open(10, $file, 4) = 0
$q = writeline(10, $linetowrite + chr(13) + chr(10))
$q = close (10)
else
$q = open (10,$file,1) $q = close (10)
$q = open(10, $file, 4)
$q = writeline(10, " Date Time Computername UserID Full Name" + chr(13) + chr(10))
$q = writeline(10, "===============================================" + chr(13) + chr(10))
$q = close (10)
goto logfile

endif

or NT resource kit has a program USRSTAT that will doit.

The above answers are great, for a quick fix... If you have a "home" directory or a logon script that maps drives. You can look and the "share" propertes on that folder with Server Administrator. And it will tell you who is using that folder, i.e. who is loged on. Come to think of it you could write a batch file to alert you when someone one logs in if you like. I can e-mail a logon script to you if you like.

Hi Kurt

I think the simplest way assuming you have access to your serveer is to use Server Manager under Start Menu/Programs/Administrative Tools/Server Manager. Find your server's name, doubleclick, then click on users. It will show you usernames on which workstations.

Hope that's what you're looking for!
Sandie

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