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Get Computername for a Specific User
How can I determine the specific Computername that a User is logged on to,
given only the Username/ID account? I know several ways to easily determine who the Username/ID is logged on to any given computer, but can't figure out the other way around. I need to determine which Computername (among hundreds) that User Jane Smith is logged in to. This capability does not appear possible on a Microsoft AD Network via MMC, command line methods, nor the other WinXP OS system tools. I would prefer to incorporate a command line method into a batchfile script; a Visual Basic script or PowerShell script would also fit my needs; or a third-party (executable) utility. I don't want to run an 'install' onto all the hundreds of computers, although copying a single file to the computers and then executing it remotely is okay. I want the resulting User's Computername to be written to a simple text file on a network path or onto my PC, and optionally displayed on my screen. All scripts/methods are welcomed. Thanks in advance for help. Microsoft should add this network administration/management capability to the MS Network and/or PC OS system tools. |
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Get Computername for a Specific User
On Thu, 10 Jul 2008 21:12:01 -0700, Dennis
wrote: How can I determine the specific Computername that a User is logged on to, given only the Username/ID account? I know several ways to easily determine who the Username/ID is logged on to any given computer, but can't figure out the other way around. I need to determine which Computername (among hundreds) that User Jane Smith is logged in to. This capability does not appear possible on a Microsoft AD Network via MMC, command line methods, nor the other WinXP OS system tools. I would prefer to incorporate a command line method into a batchfile script; a Visual Basic script or PowerShell script would also fit my needs; or a third-party (executable) utility. I don't want to run an 'install' onto all the hundreds of computers, although copying a single file to the computers and then executing it remotely is okay. I want the resulting User's Computername to be written to a simple text file on a network path or onto my PC, and optionally displayed on my screen. All scripts/methods are welcomed. Thanks in advance for help. Microsoft should add this network administration/management capability to the MS Network and/or PC OS system tools. Look at "Shared Folders - Sessions" under MMC, which lists account names and computer IP addresses. http://networking.nitecruzr.net/2006/09/know-whos-accessing-server.html http://networking.nitecruzr.net/2006...ng-server.html -- Cheers, Chuck, MS-MVP 2005-2008 [Windows - Desktop Experience] http://networking.nitecruzr.net/ |
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