Detecting remote connections

you can see there only open files and folders :)

Users with mapped drives also appear.

but the question wasn't that :)

Hmm....When you try to shutdown while users are connected, it will ask if you would like to continue shutting down since users are connected.

>> Hmm....When you try to shutdown while users are connected, it will ask if you would like to continue shutting down since users are connected.


True enough.  However, a number of users leave their workstations logged in and locked at the end of the day, so there are always some connections there.  I'm the only person in the office during these late night sessions, so I'm certain no one is actually sitting in front of their workstations.  What I need to know is whether any of those connected users mentioned in the shutdown warning are remotely connected, and presumably, actively working, while sitting at home in their 'jammies.  Those are the folks I need to identify.

They are of two types: users of Remote Web Workplace, and users of Outlook Web Access.
I need to identify the individuals, and then talk to them to negotiate a time when I can cycle the server.  Thus, my question here.  (Perhaps I should post in the Exchange area for insight into OWA.)