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What using a call to write to a DB rather than a
file? That would eliminate the file write contentions in situations with a
large number of users...
Diane
Looks like a neat solution to the problem but what if there are a
significant number of users/workstations, would there be contention on file
writes to a single file at peak logon periods?
If
that was a problem then perhaps a log file per workstation would be a way
around it. Not as neat as a single file but not too difficult to search
through to find a particular user's activity.
Viv
Sorry about that. Glad it works.
Joe,
Thank you very much for the
scripts. They worked very well. I did run into some problems
in the beginning only to find out that my \netlogon\scripts directory was
being shared as \netlogon.
-Henrique
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 10:24
PM
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir] tracking
users logon to AD
Forgot about the logouts. Copy the
logon.cmd and name it Logout.cmd. I would place another comma
delimiter and insert LOGIN into each entry for logon.cmd and LOGOUT
for logout.cmd. This would make it quick and easy.
Added each of these batch files to the Group
Policy for the OU or domain for scripts to run login and logout.
-----Original Message-----
From:
Henrique Duarte [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday,
April 05, 2002 4:31 PM
To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [ActiveDir] tracking
users logon to AD
Joe,
thanks for the info. Do you have a
sample script you could post?
Thanks,
-Henrique
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002
8:06 PM
Subject: RE: [ActiveDir]
tracking users logon to AD
I have not tried this with tracking logins, but I am sure it
will work. I have done it when applying reg hacks etc. via
batch. Just create a script that runs at logon and logoff that
writes to a txt file on a server somewhere. You can even put
in the time and date etc. Works great for me when I want to
know who ran what at what time.
-JS
Hello,
Does anyone know how to track user's
login/logout/session timeout activity within a Win 2000
Domain? I know it's possible through group policy but there
is a lot of irrelevant information that I would have to filter,
and as far as I know I cannot automate the filtering in
Windows. All I need is a sofware/solution that tells
me when user "Joe Bloggs " logged in, logged out, and wether he
left his desk for an extended period of time.
Thanks in advance,
-Henrique
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