Ok, novice Win2k domain admin here....
How can I find out which (remote) comp name a user is logged on to on a Win2k domain?
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Ok, novice Win2k domain admin here....
How can I find out which (remote) comp name a user is logged on to on a Win2k domain?
Ok so not being a network admin either I'd say what's wrong with Net User ?
No doubt you can go click click click ... list :) but somebody else will have to tell you that
If you have domain rights and you can access the event logs of your Primary Domain Controller, Microsoft has a handy utility called DUMPEL. It will allow you to dump the security log or set specific searches, like users, to a text file which will show the workstation of your user.
If you are talking about a remote user using VPN (RRAS) you can use Routing and remote service located in the administrative tools to see what IP the user has been given. Under the server name look for remote access clients, then double-click the users login name or right-click and select status.
Then using a command prompt type in nslookup and hit enter, then type in the IP, that will give you the name and FQDN of the workstation using that IP.