reg query "\\pcname\HKLM\software\microsoft\windows
nt\currentversion\winlogon" /v defaultusername
reg query "\\pcname\HKLM\software\microsoft\windows
nt\currentversion\winlogon" /v altdefaultusername
Provided the lastloggedon key is not removed by gpo
Thank you and have a splendid day!
Kind Reg
Not from AD. AD doesn't store that info. If you have logging enabled you
could get it from AD event logs. Alternatively if you have WINS you may be
able to look at the WINS DB and find the userid 03 record and then find
another 03 record or 20 record or 00 record for the machine with the same IP
ad
Since we dont use the webpage in the user account properties, we have a startup
script that puts the username into the webpage properties. Wherever the user
has logged in from, it will enter the computer name in the webpage box. It
changes with each login. Let me know if you/anyone else is in
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Since we dont use the webpage in the us
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Not from AD. AD doesn't store that info. If you have lo
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Since we dont use the webpage in the user account properties, we have a
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_PROVIDER & "//" & CTX_DOMAIN &
">;" & sFilterString & ";aDsPath;subTree"
Set oRs = oCommand.Execute
If oRs.EOF AND oRs.BOF Then ' Check if we've
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I'm using a similar script for a few customers the other way around =>
quot; /I:S /G
mydom\AllUsers-Location-XYZ:WP;description;computer
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Ah, sorry I must have missed the intent. :o)
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hey
Hello Shane,
look at psloggedon from www.sysinternals.com, this might help you.
Ulf
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