Computer Inventory script needed

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I work in a dept of 50 people, and their computers get replaced often,
and sometimes they are logged into "community" workstations.

I would like to know if a script can be written based on a list of
known NT user IDs, to return a list of computers these users are
currently logged into. The returned list would contain the computer
name and IP address.

Thanks

Kory
 
From: "KoryS" <kskistad@hotmail.com>

| I work in a dept of 50 people, and their computers get replaced often,
| and sometimes they are logged into "community" workstations.
|
| I would like to know if a script can be written based on a list of
| known NT user IDs, to return a list of computers these users are
| currently logged into. The returned list would contain the computer
| name and IP address.
|
| Thanks
|
| Kory

A better News Group to ask in... microsoft.public.windows.server.scripting

news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windows.server.scripting
 
A couple things that may help would be to try PsLoggedOn free from
SysInternals that can possibly do some of what you want and if you happen to
be in an Active Directory domain with at least one Windows 2003 domain
controller you could implement limitlogon that can help by limiting the
number of computer that a user can be logged onto at one time and show what
computers the user is logged onto. I believe you can run reports with
limitlogon that can do what you want. --- Steve

http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/PsLoggedOn.html --- PsLoggedOn

http://groups.msn.com/WindowsSuppor..._Message=985&LastModified=4675464254718545839
--- limitlogon info and link to it.
 
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