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In a Windows Server Environment you can check this over the tool TSadmin<br />
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Else you can open Computermanagement-&gt;Conenc<wbr />t to the pc u wish to monitor -&gt; Open -&gt; Shared Folder -&gt; Sessions!
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In a Windows Server Environment you can check this over the tool TSadmin

Else you can open Computermanagement->Conenct to the pc u wish to monitor -> Open -> Shared Folder -> Sessions!

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merowinger: This doesn't work. When I connect to another computer, I see only my session : (<br />
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I have tried on two computers, same resoult. My friend is logged in, but he is not listed in sessions list.<br />
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Is there any way to do this via command prompt, without 3th party tools?!?
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merowinger: This doesn't work. When I connect to another computer, I see only my session : (

I have tried on two computers, same resoult. My friend is logged in, but he is not listed in sessions list.

Is there any way to do this via command prompt, without 3th party tools?!?

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the pstools are from Microsoft (Ex-Sysinternals) and completely Freeware...!
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the pstools are from Microsoft (Ex-Sysinternals) and completely Freeware...!

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How to know which user is currently loged in to the computer, over the network?!? Is there any way?!? (username is enought)<br />
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Thanks!
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How to know which user is currently loged in to the computer, over the network?!? Is there any way?!? (username is enought)

Thanks!

How to know which user is loged into XY computer over network?!?

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).