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Jerry
Does Server 2000 create a log of terminal service
sessions. If so, where do I find it. Thanks.
sessions. If so, where do I find it. Thanks.
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Matthew Harris [MVP]
No, it does not. However, you can write some pretty
easily by appending the following to your logon script:
echo %username% %time% %date% %clientname% >> logon.log
This will create a file called logon.log that will keep
track of who, when, and what's the user's client's name
was.
-M
easily by appending the following to your logon script:
echo %username% %time% %date% %clientname% >> logon.log
This will create a file called logon.log that will keep
track of who, when, and what's the user's client's name
was.
-M
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Guest
http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/community/newsgroups/terminal/default.msp
Can you please inform me about the script? I don't really understand how i have to create this particular scrip
Thanks
Wim
Can you please inform me about the script? I don't really understand how i have to create this particular scrip
Thanks
Wim
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Don Wilwol \(CollTech\)
Put the command line as given above in the logon script. If you use the
default it will be at winnt\system32\usrlogon.cmd
You can add it right below @Echo Off.
You may want to put a full path to the log file. If you run more than one
server you can have it log to a central location. In this case the line
would look like this
echo %username% %time% %date% %clientname% %computername% >>
\\servername\r$\logs\logon.log
There are no line breaks, just watch that.
dw
--
Don Wilwol
Collective Technologies
Professional Services Consultant
http://www.collectivetech.com
default it will be at winnt\system32\usrlogon.cmd
You can add it right below @Echo Off.
You may want to put a full path to the log file. If you run more than one
server you can have it log to a central location. In this case the line
would look like this
echo %username% %time% %date% %clientname% %computername% >>
\\servername\r$\logs\logon.log
There are no line breaks, just watch that.
dw
--
Don Wilwol
Collective Technologies
Professional Services Consultant
http://www.collectivetech.com
i have to create this particular scriptWim said:http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/community/newsgroups/terminal/default.mspx
Can you please inform me about the script? I don't really understand how