Script which tells, where user is logged on
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From: mcmallar on 22 Nov 2005 04:22 Hi all. I would need a script (vbscript - I can script this a bit, or perl) which I give username and returns me computer name, where user is logged on. I assume this information must be hidden somewhere. We are using Active Directory on Windows Server 2003 platform. BTW: Does anyone know, how can I give external parameters to vbscript like -script.vbs para1 para2....- Thanks, Peter -- mcmallar ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Posted via http://www.codecomments.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------
From: Jerold Schulman on 22 Nov 2005 07:53 On Tue, 22 Nov 2005 03:22:44 -0600, mcmallar <mcmallar.1yw79o(a)mail.codecomments.com> wrote: > >Hi all. > >I would need a script (vbscript - I can script this a bit, or perl) >which I give username and returns me computer name, where user is >logged on. I assume this information must be hidden somewhere. > >We are using Active Directory on Windows Server 2003 platform. > >BTW: Does anyone know, how can I give external parameters to vbscript >like -script.vbs para1 para2....- > >Thanks, Peter See tip 4712 ? PsLoggedOn freeware tells you who is logged onto a computer, or it can locate a user. in the 'Tips & Tricks' at http://www.jsifaq.com psLoggedOn -L %UserName% ........................ Dim objArg Set objArg = Wscript.Arguments if objArg.Count < 2 then Wscript.Echo "Two arguments are required" WScript.Quit (1) End If Arg1=objArg(0) Arg2=objArg(1) Jerold Schulman Windows Server MVP JSI, Inc. http://www.jsiinc.com http://www.jsifaq.com
From: maximillianx on 22 Nov 2005 13:01 Doesn't that tool query every computer that is in the AD structure? If I'm not mistaken, it takes a LOOONG time to do this. Rob "Jerold Schulman" <Jerry(a)jsiinc.com> wrote in message news:gq46o1tt0jochhprmgea1ls8pqc9cc3m39(a)4ax.com... > On Tue, 22 Nov 2005 03:22:44 -0600, mcmallar > <mcmallar.1yw79o(a)mail.codecomments.com> wrote: > >> >>Hi all. >> >>I would need a script (vbscript - I can script this a bit, or perl) >>which I give username and returns me computer name, where user is >>logged on. I assume this information must be hidden somewhere. >> >>We are using Active Directory on Windows Server 2003 platform. >> >>BTW: Does anyone know, how can I give external parameters to vbscript >>like -script.vbs para1 para2....- >> >>Thanks, Peter > > > See tip 4712 ? PsLoggedOn freeware tells you who is logged onto a > computer, or it can locate a user. > in the 'Tips & Tricks' at http://www.jsifaq.com > > psLoggedOn -L %UserName% > ....................... > Dim objArg > Set objArg = Wscript.Arguments > if objArg.Count < 2 then > Wscript.Echo "Two arguments are required" > WScript.Quit (1) > End If > Arg1=objArg(0) > Arg2=objArg(1) > > Jerold Schulman > Windows Server MVP > JSI, Inc. > http://www.jsiinc.com > http://www.jsifaq.com
From: ESP on 22 Nov 2005 15:30 Yes, you are correct. It hits every machine in the network. To extend to this question, has anyone successfully query the WINS database for this info ?? ESP "maximillianx" wrote: > Doesn't that tool query every computer that is in the AD structure? If I'm > not mistaken, it takes a LOOONG time to do this. > > Rob > > > "Jerold Schulman" <Jerry(a)jsiinc.com> wrote in message > news:gq46o1tt0jochhprmgea1ls8pqc9cc3m39(a)4ax.com... > > On Tue, 22 Nov 2005 03:22:44 -0600, mcmallar > > <mcmallar.1yw79o(a)mail.codecomments.com> wrote: > > > >> > >>Hi all. > >> > >>I would need a script (vbscript - I can script this a bit, or perl) > >>which I give username and returns me computer name, where user is > >>logged on. I assume this information must be hidden somewhere. > >> > >>We are using Active Directory on Windows Server 2003 platform. > >> > >>BTW: Does anyone know, how can I give external parameters to vbscript > >>like -script.vbs para1 para2....- > >> > >>Thanks, Peter > > > > > > See tip 4712 ยป PsLoggedOn freeware tells you who is logged onto a > > computer, or it can locate a user. > > in the 'Tips & Tricks' at http://www.jsifaq.com > > > > psLoggedOn -L %UserName% > > ....................... > > Dim objArg > > Set objArg = Wscript.Arguments > > if objArg.Count < 2 then > > Wscript.Echo "Two arguments are required" > > WScript.Quit (1) > > End If > > Arg1=objArg(0) > > Arg2=objArg(1) > > > > Jerold Schulman > > Windows Server MVP > > JSI, Inc. > > http://www.jsiinc.com > > http://www.jsifaq.com > > >
From: Fosco on 24 Nov 2005 02:23 "mcmallar" I don't use this script myself .. try '************************************************************************** ' Questo Script genera un file di testo incrementale che visualizza ' le Info logon di rete di un utente ' ' File: Userinfo.vbs ' ' Autore: Claudio Ionfrida ' '************************************************************************** Set WshNetwork = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network") DIM fso, NewsFile DIM user DIM pc dim f dim path path = "\\nomerserver\share\userinfo.txt" user = WshNetWork.Username pc = WshNetwork.Computername Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") if (fso.FileExists(path)) Then 'Se il File userinfo.txt esiste si incrementa. Set f = fso.OpenTextFile(path, 8, True) f.Write "L'utente "&user&" si ? collegato al computer "&pc&" in data "&now() &VbCrLf f.Close else 'Se il File userinfo.txt non esiste viene creato. Set NewsFile = fso.CreateTextFile(path) NewsFile.WriteLine("L'utente "&user&" si ? collegato al computer "&pc&" in data "&now()) NewsFile.Close end if -- Fosco
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