We have a large number of XP Virtual Machines that are used for various
software testing requirements. The testers are supposed to notify their
supervisor when an XP instance is no longer required. Unfortunately that isn't
working very well. The end result is that there are a large number of XP
instances sitting doing nothing for long periods of time. Ideally, I'd love to
receive a notification in the event that any XP instance hasn't been used for x
period of time.
As the machines are accessed by the testers solely via RDP, I was thinking that
if I could determine how long it had been since someone had logged into the
machine I would be able to judge which machines had been abandoned and remove
them.
I was mulling over using a WMI check to pull what I need from
Win32_NetworkLoginProfile but I'm not getting anything returned that I know how
to make use of.
Has anyone had a need to perform a check like this in the past or can anyone
offer any advice as to where else I should start looking?
Kevin Davison
Network Administrator
Innosphere SDG Ltd.
147 Wyndham St. N., Ste 306
Guelph, ON, N1H 4E9
(519) 766-9726 X223
Email: kdavi...@innosphere.ca<mailto:kdavi...@innosphere.ca>
Website: www.innosphere.ca
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