Write Last Logged On User to The Managed By Field in Active Directory

There is no field called Managed by?  Could you be referring to: manager or masteredBy?
 
Have you seen this solution here: http://blogs.technet.com/heyscriptingguy/archive/2005/04/29/how-can-i-change-the-user-and-computer-account-description-attributes-each-time-a-user-logs-on.aspx
It writes the logon info to the description field, but it could be modified to output to a different field.

You are on the ball today!

I tried that script before and it works great but I would rather the service tag be placed in the description. I attached an image where I think it would make the most sense to go. Do you know of a better place?
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Another way to achieve this without writing attributes is just to make a logon/logoff script that output the info you like to a log file located on a share.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/556015

SG

That is actually the Manager field and it has to contain the distinguished name of the user.  Give me a bit to modify the scirpt

I've looked at outputting it to a share as well. My goal is to get all of the common information that was spread across many sources into active directory so that it is fully searchable and interconnected. For example, if a user calls me and says that their desktop is saying memory bad. I can look up the computer the user last logged onto and grab the service tag all from active directory.

Thanks Pber! You are awesome!

That works but could it be set up so that the owner just reads their name instead of the entire path of their user?

The ManagedBy field is defined as a Distinguished Name field.  You can't just put plain text in there.  That is how it displays and it can't be changed.

Thought that would be the answer. It works for me though!

Thanks again!

Sorry about the display format, but glad to help.

Nothing that you can do about it and it works perfectly!