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How can i tell if a user is logged in?

Asked by gilbar in Windows 2003 Server, Windows 2000 Server

Tags: Microsoft, Windows Server, 2003

Hi Experts!
I want to be able to find if a user is (or get a list of users that are) logged into our domain. I can use the command
net user gilbar /domain to find out the last time that gilbar logged in, and i can
manage my computer (and link to a server) to find if gilbar has a session or files open on that server.
But the first doesn't tell me if gilbar is still logged in, and the second only works if gilbar has files open  On That Server.  Is there something that would tell me that gilbar IS logged on, and where?
I have Active Directory and the Windows 2000 resource kit, as well as admin access so if there's a way, please let me know .
Thanx!

ps. since i AM gilbar, i don't actually need to know if I'M signed on, but need it for other user id's
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