ajkannan83 0 Posted September 26, 2006 I am using Windows 2003 Server - 1Machine Windows 2000 Professional Machine - 30 Machine In windows 2003 Server Active Directory Domain and Users are created and configured. I want to see How many users are logged in windows 2003 server and Which users are logged in windows 2003 server. Whether any utility or any features or availble or not please reply. Thank You A.Kannan Share this post Link to post
Wilhelmus 1 Posted September 26, 2006 PsLoggedOn by Sysinternals. Seems to work in Vista too... Share this post Link to post
ajkannan83 0 Posted September 27, 2006 Hello Sir, Thank You for your response. This is command line utility. whether Any windows based (GUI) utility available. Please reply Thank You A.Kannan Share this post Link to post
Wilhelmus 1 Posted September 27, 2006 This 'homemade' utility should use same functions as that Sysinternal's application: WhosLoggedOn. See if it works for you. If it crashes, you can use it's internal component (called Eureka Log), to send the error report to me, if you like. Share this post Link to post
ajkannan83 0 Posted September 28, 2006 Hello Sir, This software doesnot working properly. Whether any software available in internet. Please reply Thank You A.Kannan Share this post Link to post
peterh 1 Posted September 28, 2006 If users access shared folders from servers, then you can view a list of active users using Computer Management console under Shared Folders, Sessions or Open Files (similar to Server Manager under NT4). Share this post Link to post
Wilhelmus 1 Posted September 28, 2006 Shareware: LogonWatcher. Trial version. No time limit. Limited to 3 groups of 3 computers. Share this post Link to post
ajkannan83 0 Posted September 29, 2006 Sir. Thank You Very Much. But it is trial version. Any free version avialable in internet. Please Reply Thank You A.Kannan Share this post Link to post
Wilhelmus 1 Posted September 29, 2006 Well, there is Desktop Central 4, it's trial too, but: Quote: It is fully functional during the trial period and you can manage unlimited desktops, while the free edition can manage only 10 desktops. I am unable to find out any free GUI application for this purpose. They all seem to be commercial. Share this post Link to post
ajkannan83 0 Posted September 30, 2006 Sir, Thank You for your response. Thanks a lot. Bye A.Kannan Share this post Link to post