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Look at the options of qwinsta.exe /?<br />
It can so it.
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Look at the options of qwinsta.exe /?
It can so it.

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Cool.<br />
<br />
I just tested it by doing <br />
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qwinsta /server:servername and it came back with a list.<br />
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Excellent suggestion.
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Cool.

I just tested it by doing

qwinsta /server:servername and it came back with a list.

Excellent suggestion.

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I am sorry, not clear enough forme .. what is server:servername<br />
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My ServerName is Stage01<br />
<br />
Stage01:Stage01
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I am sorry, not clear enough forme .. what is server:servername

My ServerName is Stage01

Stage01:Stage01

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You might want to split the points...McKnife gave the utility, I gave the syntax. &nbsp;It was a joint effort. &nbsp;:-)
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You might want to split the points...McKnife gave the utility, I gave the syntax.  It was a joint effort.  :-)

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@scottcha, Thank you. I missed it.
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How to retrieve User Id by ping host name in the Command Prompt?<br />
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I want to know who logged in, by providing the Computer Name in the CMD<br />
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Something like this .. ping -a [HOSTNAME]
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How to retrieve User Id by ping host name in the Command Prompt?

I want to know who logged in, by providing the Computer Name in the CMD

Something like this .. ping -a [HOSTNAME]

How to retrieve User Id by ping host name in the Command Prompt?

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