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I am unsure if there is such script for this as its more of a eventViewer it checks for Login and Logout detils or from the Attributes<br />
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- Rancy
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I am unsure if there is such script for this as its more of a eventViewer it checks for Login and Logout detils or from the Attributes

- Rancy

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I'd like to automate monitoring login/logout since it will be used to audit timesheets. <br />
Do you know of any commercial tools that can extract this information?
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I'd like to automate monitoring login/logout since it will be used to audit timesheets.
Do you know of any commercial tools that can extract this information?

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Active Directory &nbsp; - all user PCs are connected to the company domain.<br />
Can you post a sample script?
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Active Directory   - all user PCs are connected to the company domain.
Can you post a sample script?

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We have some scripts that show login/logoff at start/shut down but we could not figure out how to show them when the computer goes to sleep or when it’s locked and the user logged in.
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We have some scripts that show login/logoff at start/shut down but we could not figure out how to show them when the computer goes to sleep or when it’s locked and the user logged in.

PowerShell script for listing login/logout in Windows 8/2012

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