When I was asked if there was a way to determine who was logged on to a domain, without inspecting the Security event logs for audited log on and log off events, I had forgotten that I had scripted WhoDom.bat.
Using the NET VIEW command, and Psloggedon freeware, I scripted a new WhoDom.bat to return the computer name, log on date / time, and user name of all users currently logged on to the same domain as the user running WhoDom.bat from their workstation.
WhoDom.bat requires no parameters.
WhoDom.bat contains:
@echo off setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION set dom=%USERDOMAIN% for /f "Tokens=1" %%c in ('net view /domain:%dom%^|findstr /L /C:"\\"') do ( for /f "tokens=*" %%u in ('psloggedon -L %%c^|findstr /L /C:"/"') do ( set work1=%%u call set work2=!!work1:%dom%=!! if "!work2!" NEQ "!work1!" @echo %%c %%u ) ) endlocal
Sample output:
\\JSI001 08/18/2004 18:46:39 JSIINC\Alisa \\JSI005 08/21/2004 06:23:16 JSIINC\Richard \\JSI007 08/28/2004 18:51:36 JSIINC\Jennifer \\JSI009 08/28/2004 18:52:03 JSIINC\Jerry
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