audit users at specific time

Not built-in. The auditing can be turned on or off, but there is no method of doing this without using some kind of simple macro tool and a batch file or similar.

see :

To send keyboard input to a running programm you could use scriptit, this utility waits for particular
windows to appear and then sends predefined key press sequences.  For more information take a look at

http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/techresources/deployment/NTserver/scriptit3.asp

Tommy

From: sgriffin  Date: 11/27/2001 06:06AM PST  
www.winbatch.com 

i use this, works exactly like Tommylisters recommendation , is also a Windows INterface Language compiler
.... im not selling this , i just use it and it works :-)
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From: mor4eus  Date: 07/11/2001 07:58PM PST
  There is no command line utility for NTbackup to erase a tape.  There is a way I know of and that is  to use a utility called DOS2WIN found here.
      http://content.techweb.com/winmag/columns/powertools/default.htm 

   It allows you to program keystrokes into a dos program which you can run.  Etc.. File, Erase.

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http://www.mkssoftware.com/eval/.  unix like automation and script tools
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From: dbrunton   Date: 04/09/2001 02:58AM PST
  Yes, it is possible.  Do a search for WinCmd which is a script  language for Windows from Ziff Davis.

   Here is an example script.

                      "rundll32.exe shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL inetcpl.cpl,@0,2"
                      delay (2000)
                      sendkeys ("{tab}")
                      delay (2000)
                      sendkeys ("%p")
                      sendkeys ("%s")
                      sendkeys ("%h")
                      sendkeys ("192.168.1.1")
                      sendkeys ("{tab}")
                      sendkeys (80)
                      sendkeys ("%c")
                      sendkeys ("192.168.1.1")
                      sendkeys ("{tab}")
                      sendkeys (80)
                      sendkeys ("{enter}")
                      sendkeys ("%a")
                      sendkeys ("{enter}")

                      Note that in this script where there is a delay indicated tht the CTRL key had to be held down to make
                      the script language work.  This script was called from a batch file.

                      wincmd inet.wcm
                      exit
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I hope this helps !

i think you didnt answer my question
thanks anyway.
all i want is a list of users which are logged into the network
after a specific hour ( or logged before and not logging off in a specific hour )

OK, do you need this live, or after the fact.
For after the fact, turn on auditing and then export the event log and process it to pull the names based on logon, logoff hours.
For live, see

Net view yes  to view users and computers logged in.

for other options see:
uditing and utility tools

http://www.sysinternals.com/

http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/ntfsdospro.shtml  NTFS for DOS
http://www.systemtools.com/
http://www.winternals.com
 www.bhs.com
http://www.bhs.com/soft_index.asp

http://www.sunbelt-software.com/search_category.cfm
www.optimumx.com

A lot of the tools are free.

I hope this helps !

Sprcifically :

From work,  http://www.optimumx.com/  Command line utilities

Network Users v1.20 (NetUsers.exe)   Last Updated: 11/11/2000

Displays a current or historical list of users logged on to a specified Windows NT/2000 system.  Use 'NetUsers /?' to view the syntax.

Operating Systems Supported:  Windows XP Windows 2000 Windows NT
 Download: NetUsers_1.20.zip

I think that it depends on how formally you want to persue this process, how large the network and how often you need to do this.

If each PC on the network has file sharing turned on, then they are either available in 'Network Neighborhood' or they aren't.  

If a user is logged into a domain, and if logins are being logged, then any active user is going to leave tracks on the NT security log.  Enteries are logged for all sorts of things that the normal user wouldn't be aware of.

Finally, if there is a network share that all the PCs are connected to, under Administrative Programs, System Manager (I think) you can see everyone that is connected to any share at that moment in time (or for that matter, any one with any files open read or write).  

Unless you are looking for something specific, if you study the NT Security logs (and if you have NT set up to log the security events) I think you will find your information there.

Harry

Do you have only NT domain or it is combined with novell or unix ??

Please see: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20354401/Something-very-wrong-here.html