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How to determine last logon time for Local User accounts on a Windows 2000 Server (NOT DOMAIN)

Asked by seiger in Windows Batch Scripting, Windows 2000 Server, VB Script

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I am hoping someone can assist me with this challenge I am facing.  I have a Windows 2000 Server which is just a member server part of a DOMAIN.  It has about 200 LOCAL computer users which are used to only authenticate into a special group of users to use an application running on this server.  I need to find a way to run a utility or a script which can tell me the LAST LOGON TIME for the LOCAL users only.  This is to allow us to perform audit administration.  Please note, this is not a script or a tool for AD or the DOMAIN, it is only for the local computer/server accounts.  

I would appreciate anyone's assistance on this matter.  Thank YouStart Free Trial
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