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Establishing open shared files on server

Asked by hainsNET in Microsoft Server

Hi.

Is it possible through CLI to determine what files are open by what users on the Windows server? I can "NET SHARE sharename" which will give me users, but not the files opened. I know through GUI i can view these files.
Even better would be something that coud be run from a workstation on the LAN so one wouldn't have to console-to or attend the actual server.
A version that does realtime would be a bonus, but Im happy to parse the output to a file and view or email it.

Thanks,
Greg
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