How DC user connect

[Guest]

Hello,

I would like to know if it's possible to see on which DC
users connecting without activate audit? Existing tools,
tips, ...
Thanks.

 

[Michael Haering]

You can use the "set logonserver" from the command line.
This should show the logonserver that was set at bootup.

Also the following commands may help with DC information.

Use the nltest /dsgetdc:domainname command to verify that
a domain controller can be located for a specific domain.
The NLTest tool is installed with the
Windows XP support tools.
On the Win XP cd go to Support\Tools, and then double-
click Setup.exe
2 tests below will verify the DC name and its
availability.
nltest /dcname:domainname
nltest /dsgetdc:domainname

Queries the local server for a healthy secure channel to
a domain controller
nltest /query

Queries for a list of backup domain controllers in
DomainName and displays their state of synchronization and
replication status
nltest /bdc_queryomainName

Gets the name of the parent domain of this computer
nltest /parentdomain

Michael Haering

 

[Guest]

Thank you very much ;-)))

-----Original Message-----
You can use the "set logonserver" from the command line.
This should show the logonserver that was set at bootup.

Also the following commands may help with DC information.

Use the nltest /dsgetdc:domainname command to verify that
a domain controller can be located for a specific domain.
The NLTest tool is installed with the
Windows XP support tools.
On the Win XP cd go to Support\Tools, and then double-
click Setup.exe
2 tests below will verify the DC name and its
availability.
nltest /dcname:domainname
nltest /dsgetdc:domainname

Queries the local server for a healthy secure channel to
a domain controller
nltest /query

Queries for a list of backup domain controllers in
DomainName and displays their state of synchronization and
replication status
nltest /bdc_queryomainName

Gets the name of the parent domain of this computer
nltest /parentdomain

Michael Haering

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