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You could:<br />
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1. &nbsp;Rename mstsc.exe.<br />
2. &nbsp;Create your own mstsc.exe written in perl. &nbsp;here you can do the logon logs.<br />
3. &nbsp;Run mstsc.<br />
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OR<br />
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1. &nbsp;Access Event Viewer: Security. &nbsp;Look at the Logon/Logoff with Logon Type = 7.<br />
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Hi,<br />
I need a logon script with the machine name as the file name in a shared folder.Which keeps a record of all Mstsc logins to that file.<br />
Say.<br />
If Machine1 log's in to machine2 then a file with Machine2 has to be created and content in the file has to be stored like<br />
&quot;Machine 1 accessed machine 2 on date and time with this username&quot;<br />
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Any way to get this done...<br />
<br />
Regards<br />
Sharath
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Hi,
I need a logon script with the machine name as the file name in a shared folder.Which keeps a record of all Mstsc logins to that file.
Say.
If Machine1 log's in to machine2 then a file with Machine2 has to be created and content in the file has to be stored like
"Machine 1 accessed machine 2 on date and time with this username"

Any way to get this done...

Regards
Sharath

You could:

1.  Rename mstsc.exe.
2.  Create your own mstsc.exe written in perl.  here you can do the logon logs.
3.  Run mstsc.

OR

1.  Access Event Viewer: Security.  Look at the Logon/Logoff with Logon Type = 7.



Want to create a logon script with all the Mstsc sessions a machine does.

Hi,
I need a logon script with the machine name as the file name in a shared folder.Which keeps a record of all Mstsc logins to that file.
Say.
If Machine1 log&amp;#39;s in to machine2 then a file with Machine2 has to be created and content in the file has to be stored like
&amp;quot;Machine 1 accessed machine 2 on date and time with this username&amp;quot;

Any way to get this done...

Regards
Sharath

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