How to Auditing logons

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Geir

Hi,

I'n running a school computer network with 500+ students.

I want to have a small window/program on my computer (WinXP) where i can see
the users that are currently logged on to my network. The server is a
Windows 2003 server.
Ala MSN, where you get a message whenever one of your buddys log's in.

Regards,
Geir
 
This is an assignment for my MCP students to figure out. The first question
is, is your domain an AD or basic one? If it's AD, then you need to set up
an AD policy to enable logging. Then you have to set up an auditing policy,
and then apply that policy to an AD user group.

If it's a basic domain, then its time to break out poledit.
 
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