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SBS 2003<br />
Windows XP Pro - 10 workstations<br />
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Ok...I'm sure this is posted in SBS somewhere but this is what I want to do. &nbsp;We would like to have some sort of visual display, either by email or central source, of when people are logging in and out of their computers. &nbsp;Most of our employees are on salary but our manager would like to know when each arrives and leaves mainly since their main duties are on their computers anyways. &nbsp;Location of where this log is located is great but would like to know if there is some way to display this more easily or be sent on a daily or weekly basis in one consolidated email.<br />
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Thank you<br />
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Monty
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SBS 2003
Windows XP Pro - 10 workstations

Ok...I'm sure this is posted in SBS somewhere but this is what I want to do.  We would like to have some sort of visual display, either by email or central source, of when people are logging in and out of their computers.  Most of our employees are on salary but our manager would like to know when each arrives and leaves mainly since their main duties are on their computers anyways.  Location of where this log is located is great but would like to know if there is some way to display this more easily or be sent on a daily or weekly basis in one consolidated email.

Thank you

Monty

Display a Log of Network Log ins

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