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I'd like a way to determine what network shares a user has a mapped drive connected too, I want to do this remotely from my office?<br />
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XP Pro, all computers are on a Domain, Server 2003<br />
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Thank you,<br />
DSterling
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I'd like a way to determine what network shares a user has a mapped drive connected too, I want to do this remotely from my office?

XP Pro, all computers are on a Domain, Server 2003

Thank you,
DSterling

Remotely, determine what mapped drives/network shares and printers a user is connected to: XP Pro

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Windows XP

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