bebbus

We ain't using citrix, just for a small part of the compagny. I thought it was a simple question but now I think something else

I can´t find in the dhcp. I don´t think it´s standing there. I´m now ttying to use %username%.

Ok, so if netsend use broadcast why can´t I use a command such as netsend with the parameter %username% or something like that. Pstools uses the registry to find the username. but if there are 2000 computers this will take along time. and netsend works very fast.

I´m trying to change the logon script, I don´t know if it´s going to work we will see soon. The strange thing is when I use "net send" and a username it will appeare on the users screen. This means that there is some kind of database that holds usernames and computernames. Or is this stupid thinking?

I don´t exactly know what you mean, but what I want is very easy (I think). I want a tool I fill the userid in, the tool is searching the network and when he found the user and displays on which computer he´s logged on.

I downloaded pstools it works good, but not very fast. Yes I know I want to much

Yes, I´m using a domain controller windows 2003 active directory around 2000 users. I tried several tools but with all tools I can see the computer and which user is logged on. I want to see the user and then I want to see which computer he logged on.

He peoples, I have a small problem / question, I want to see on which computer(name) a user logged on. I´ve searched every where but I didn´t find a thing. The only thing that I found was: nbtstat but that´s reverse. with this commando you search on computername and then you see the user, that´s not what I want. Hopefully can someone here help me out. greetz bebbus