However, it does appear to have limitations. You have to hit the server where the user logs in at to get results. You cannot run this from a workstation.

Pinging Alex.. Pinging Shawn.. It should be doable in ADSI, but we are running in mixed-mode until all of our servers/systems are converted over to 2000.

I have created in our Kix script the ability to log the users, but the log gets pretty unwieldy and you have to search in reverse order.

I did find the following.. http://cwashington.netreach.net/depo/view.asp?Index=198&ScriptType=vbscript

DISCLAIMER - This batch script has been around a while, it is not my original work.

code:

---

@echo off
setlocal
if NOT "%1"=="" goto begin
:syntax
@echo Syntax: WhereUAt UserName1 [UserName2 ... UserNameN]
endlocal
goto end
:begin
if "%1"=="" endlocal & goto end
set user=%1
set user=%user:"=%
shift
for /f "Skip=4 Tokens=*" %%i in ('net session') do call   arse "%%i"
goto begin
  arse
set str=%1
set str=%str:"=%
if "%str%"=="The command completed successfully." goto end
for /f "Tokens=*" %%i in ('@echo %%str:~23^,20%%') do set substr=%%i?
if "%substr%"=="ECHO is on.?" goto end
set substr=%substr:  =%
set substr=%substr: ?=%
set substr=%substr:?=%
if /i not "%user%"=="%substr%" goto end
@echo %str%
:end

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I was able to munge some this together from some code from http://cwashington.netreach.net

code:

---

$DCString = "DOMAIN"
$User = "kdyer"
$DomainObj = GetObject("WinNT://" + $DCString)
$DomainObj.filter = array($User)
For Each $UserObj In $DomainObj
$Name = $UserObj.Name
$Description = $UserObj.Description
$FullName = $UserObj.FullName
$LastLogin = $UserObj.LastLogin
$AuthServer = $DCString
next

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It would be pretty cool to not only have the workstation ID(s) where the user has logged in at, but time(s) they logged in too.

Thanks for any insight.

- Kent

[ 07 February 2002: Message edited by: kdyer ]