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    NBTSTAT with Windows XP

    I have been using nbtstat -A[ip address] for some time in order to identify who is logged on at a specific workstation, but it seems that when the user is running XP (sp2) rather than W2K the username information isn't cached.

    Even running nbtstat -n locally, I only get four records:
    [Machine Name] (00) UNIQUE
    [Domain Name] (00) GROUP
    [Machine Name] (20) UNIQUE
    [Domain Name] (1E) GROUP

    (I can get a (03) Machine Name when I start the Messaging service - but still no username)

    I know there are other ways of getting the username, but I'd like to know if this is the correct behaviour for XP or indeed if anyone else is experiencing it.

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    same here on 2 machines.. looks like a new default behaviour
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    Thanks, CeeBee. I was starting to think I was alone with this. Can't find any reference to it when I try Googling.

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