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I am a domain admin (one of several) for a company who provides desktop support to it's users.  For all intensive purposes, most of the machines on our domain follow a standard naming convention.  I would like to know in very simplified terms, what other computers have accessed or attempted to access my computer and who was logged in at the time.  What they did would be an added benefit but I don't want to bog myself down in information I may not know how to interpret.  What is the best way to go about doing this?
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Finding out who was logged in at the time is easy

Nbtstat -A ip address will return the name of hte pc along with the logged in user at the time as the <03> record

You can script this action in conjunction with a number of tools which watch connections to your machine and kick off actions.
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Renill, that is one long list??