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Has anyone ran into a good commandline util that will allow you to determine what system a user may be logged into? the Net session will only show local logged on users, and the Psloggedon util takes forever to search the network I am looking for something else that will let you input the valid user account on the domain and show you which systems that this user is logged onto.
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by gigelul
In NT4.0 resource kit exists (I don't check on Win2000) . This tool can export the events to text file with separators. Also this tool can filter the events exported. With access or excel you can import (link) this file and built your own advanced tool using filters or some queries. Also using the task scheduler you can automate these exports.
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Install the Windows 2000 Resource Kit tool named CConnect.exe on each client computer. This tool, in conjunction with an .adm file supplied by the tool, can perform the following functions:
Limit concurrent connections per user.
Log off remote computers when concurrent connections are reached.
List all computers that a user is logged on to.
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