Finding which user is logged onto what workstation??

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tnye

I am looking to find out on a 2000 Network an easy way to
identify who is logged onto what PC at a given time.. Im
sure you can do it, just not sure how to go about it.

Any light you could shed would be helpful!

Thanks.
 
S

Steve Parry [MVP]

I am looking to find out on a 2000 Network an easy way to
identify who is logged onto what PC at a given time.. Im
sure you can do it, just not sure how to go about it.

Any light you could shed would be helpful!

Thanks.

CMD prompt
type

nbtstat -a machine_name
or
nbtstat -a ip_address

will report back with the machine name
the workgroup/domain

and the currently logged in user
 
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Steve Nielsen

You can use Angry IP scanner ([email protected]) and scan the
entire subnet with it configured to fetch IP address, Hostname,
Computername, Groupname, Username and MAC address. As long as everyone
is on the same side of the router it will return them all. Depending on
router filtering it may return them all across routers as well.

Steve
 

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