User logging Question

rmacm

Hi

I've got a small domain in a school with a Windows 2003 domain controller. In the Event Viewer applet I can see what time various users logged on and off. The information I'm after is what machine they logged on from in the domain. Anybody any ideas where I could get this information. I've looked through some of the documentation but it hasn't given me too much help.

Cheers
Rory

seamus

rmacm wrote:

Hi

I've got a small domain in a school with a Windows 2003 domain controller. In the Event Viewer applet I can see what time various users logged on and off. The information I'm after is what machine they logged on from in the domain. Anybody any ideas where I could get this information. I've looked through some of the documentation but it hasn't given me too much help.

Cheers
Rory

In our place, each user's logon script executes a prog or sends data to a process which takes it and appends it to a text file containing a list of all logins for that user - i.e. date, time, and machine.

Capt'n Midnight

If the users are running NT/2K/XP etc then you can use environmental variables
to dump time to a file on a shared drive UNC\

echo. |time |find "is">> UNC\%username%.txt
echo. |date |find "is">> UNC\%username%.txt
echo  %computename% >> UNC\%username%.txt
echo. >> UNC\%username%.txt

ColmOT [MSFT]

Windows does this automatically on the DC in Event Viewer.