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10.25.2007 at 04:38PM PDT, ID: 22919162
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Find Out If users connected to a Domain

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Hi,

I wanted to find out if their is a command or utility which can show me how many users are connected to the domain ... and on which servers.

That would be helpful - when say I want to restart the server. If nobody is connected that I can go ahead and restart the server.

I know that you can go to Computer Management -> Shared Files -> Open Files to check if someone has go open files ... but that doesnt full tell me if someone is logged on currently.

I mean someone could be logged on but they havent open up any shared files etc

thanks
 
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