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Are you trying to see if that user logged on to that citrix box or if they logged into the domain? &nbsp;If it is the domain we can key off lastlongtimestamp (accurate between 9-14 days).<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Mike
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Are you trying to see if that user logged on to that citrix box or if they logged into the domain?  If it is the domain we can key off lastlongtimestamp (accurate between 9-14 days).

Thanks

Mike

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I think you are right. &nbsp;I have to look at this at the domain level.<br />
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Can &quot;lastlongtimestamp&quot; show let's say whether or not the user login last Sunday even the user login during every working day? &nbsp;<br />
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Can you give an example of how to show this attribute? &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks. &nbsp;
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I think you are right.  I have to look at this at the domain level.

Can "lastlongtimestamp" show let's say whether or not the user login last Sunday even the user login during every working day?  

Can you give an example of how to show this attribute?  

Thanks.  

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We have a Windows 2003 server which also running Citrix. &nbsp;Is there a way/tool to check if a user logon during a specific date and time? &nbsp;I have checked my domain controllers but do not see that information. &nbsp;<br />
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Please advice. &nbsp;
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We have a Windows 2003 server which also running Citrix.  Is there a way/tool to check if a user logon during a specific date and time?  I have checked my domain controllers but do not see that information.  

Please advice.  

check user logon date and time.

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