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You should have Auditing enabled in order for this to show .<br />
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you can review the eventviewer &gt;security Tab for &nbsp;SUCCESS logins &nbsp;Event ID 528 during any given time.<br />

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You should have Auditing enabled in order for this to show .

you can review the eventviewer >security Tab for  SUCCESS logins  Event ID 528 during any given time.


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Thanks for your reply. I find that the security log in the event viewer is currently empty. How can I enable auditing? <br />

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Thanks for your reply. I find that the security log in the event viewer is currently empty. How can I enable auditing?


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I am curious to know if there is a way I can find out how many users were logged into the windows 2000 server at 9 am today or at any given time.<br />
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Please advise. Thanks!<br />
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I am curious to know if there is a way I can find out how many users were logged into the windows 2000 server at 9 am today or at any given time.

Please advise. Thanks!

 

How can I identify how many users were logged into the server at 9 am today?

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