I was wondering if anyone knows of an application, script or any other method of finding out what network resources a remote user has available ?

i.e. I would like to find out what network drives my remote users currently have mapped without actually visiting their workstations

(If i use the DOS command "net use" from my PC.....it tells me the drive letter, server-name and share-name of all my network drives. I would like this exact information, but for remote PC's)

Thank-you to anyone who can help with this

Regards,

KT

Here a link to a arcticle on conecting to a remote computer and listing the size of a folder

there are many good article there if you look that will show you how to do what you want.

Hey Script Guys

Edited November 8, 200520 yr by gunsmokingman

Go to each of your file servers and right click My Computer and then click Manage. In Computer Mgmt, double click Shared Folders on the left.

Under this, Shares, Sessions, & Open Files will give you the information that you need.

-John

Sorry, I should have mentioned that I am just a contract worker in this company. I have no access to any servers whatsoever. I need to be able to perform the actions from my own workstation (I am unable to connect to any server)