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Find who are all connected to a machines network card

Hi,

Can i find who all are connected to a machines network card in any way shares,mstsc,c$ or any session.

Regards
Sharath

shayneg

go to the PC you want to check on and right click my computer, Manage, Shared folders, the go to open files. It will give you a list of open files and who has them open :0)

bsharath

ASKER

Can i do this remotely with a script which will give the results to a file.

johnb6767

PsLoggedOn v1.33
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/utilities/psloggedon.mspx

psloggedon.exe \\PCNAME >>c:\Logons.txt

bsharath

ASKER

From a file of machine names?
Can we get this command to a bat file to execute?

johnb6767

That command doesnt work well off of flat files for PC Names....

In combination with PsExec though, might work....

Copy the following into a batch file....
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
echo %date% %time% %computername% >>\\server\share\logons.txt
psloggedon >>\\server\share\logons.txt
exit
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Save it as logons.bat

Then try this....

psexec @c:\names.txt -d -c logons.bat

bsharath

ASKER

I get this

PsLoggedOn v1.31 - Logon Session Displayer
Copyright (C) 1999-2003 Mark Russinovich
Sysinternals - www.sysinternals.com

Connecting to Registry of \\PCNAME...

Error opening HKEY_USERS for \\PCNAME
Make sure that the Remote Registry service is started on \\PCNAME.
Unable to query resource logons

PsLoggedOn v1.31 - Logon Session Displayer
Copyright (C) 1999-2003 Mark Russinovich
Sysinternals - www.sysinternals.com

Checking ACCAPP...Connecting to Registry of ACCAPP...

Checking ACCDB...Connecting to Registry of ACCDB...
PsLoggedOn v1.31 - Logon Session Displayer
Copyright (C) 1999-2003 Mark Russinovich
Sysinternals - www.sysinternals.com

Checking ACCAPP...Connecting to Registry of ACCAPP...

Checking ACCDB...Connecting to Registry of ACCDB...

Error opening HKEY_USERS for ACCDB
Make sure that the Remote Registry service is started on ACCDB.
Unable to query resource logons
Checking ACCES...Connecting to Registry of ACCES...

Checking ACCINT...Connecting to Registry of ACCINT...

Checking BOUNDSCHECKERV0...Connecting to Registry of BOUNDSCHECKERV0...

Checking BP-DB-VDEV01...Connecting to Registry of BP-DB-VDEV01...

Checking BP-DB-VDEV03...Connecting to Registry of BP-DB-VDEV03...

Checking BP-DB-VQA01...Connecting to Registry of BP-DB-VQA01...

Checking BP-DB-VQA02...Connecting to Registry of BP-DB-VQA02...

Checking BP-DB-VQA03...Connecting to Registry of BP-DB-VQA03...

Checking BP-DCT-VDEV01...Connecting to Registry of BP-DCT-VDEV01...

Checking BP-ES-VDEV01...Connecting to Registry of BP-ES-VDEV01...

Checking BP-ES-VDEV02...Connecting to Registry of BP-ES-VDEV02...

Checking BP-ES-VDEV03...Connecting to Registry of BP-ES-VDEV03...

Checking BP-ES-VDEV04...Connecting to Registry of BP-ES-VDEV04...

Checking BP-ES-VDEV05...Connecting to Registry of BP-ES-VDEV05...

Checking BP-ES-VQA01...Connecting to Registry of BP-ES-VQA01...

Error opening HKEY_USERS for BP-ES-VQA01
Make sure that the Remote Registry service is started on BP-ES-VQA01.
Unable to query resource logons
Checking BP-ES-VQA02...Connecting to Registry of BP-ES-VQA02...

johnb6767

Is the logons.txt being populated?

Remove the -d switch, it tells psexec not to wait for the process to exit before moving on.....

bsharath

ASKER

If i remove the -d i get nothing in the file

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