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David,<br />
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Does the script always gets executed when the user is already logged in ?<br />
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Or if the PC is locked and the. Unlocked ?
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David,

Does the script always gets executed when the user is already logged in ?

Or if the PC is locked and the. Unlocked ?

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I have 2 Domain controllers in site how would i know or check which client is connected to DC1 and which one to DC2,<br />
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Note: we can do it from client to find out what is the current DC but how should we know to find a list of clients from server.<br />
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Regards
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I have 2 Domain controllers in site how would i know or check which client is connected to DC1 and which one to DC2,

Note: we can do it from client to find out what is the current DC but how should we know to find a list of clients from server.

Regards

find connected clients on Domain controller

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