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Find user on a NT network

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by masmith22 Jan 7, 2001 last reply Apr 8, 2001

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By knowing a user's Network ID, Can you find out what he/she is logged into ( pc/server )?

I currently use NBTSTAT if I know the IP address of the desktop or server.

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by uru_98 Jan 7, 2001

I found this, maybe it will help:

http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q190/7/41.ASP

by masmith22 Apr 8, 2001

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by tamj123 Jan 8, 2001

try use server manager, it tell you which PC is user log on. which server and files they are accessing.

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by jabulani Jan 8, 2001

With Server Manager you only need to know the user's NT Account Name and you will see what they are logged on to, what files they are using and how long they have been logged on.

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by riann Jan 8, 2001

Try this cool utility "Tell Me Where"
from http://www.securewave.com.
Its a freeware. It will tell you where the user is currently logged on.

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by rickh9 Jan 10, 2001

Winsadmin will list both users and machines by name. Locate your user by name and get the IP address, then switch your view to IP address and get the name of the machine logged into. Server manager will show you what resources are currently in use and by whom on a given machine.

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