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Thread: From username to host?

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    From username to host?

    Hi there.
    This question is related to windows networking commands.
    If I wanted to know who is logged in a computer in a LAN I can do this with the following:

    nbtstat -a computername

    Now, the question is: can I know in which computer an user is logged in just by knowing his username?

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    check this out: http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/fr...loggedon.shtml
    hopefully you are using windows NT/2K/XP/2K3, if you are using any of those, that little util should do the trick for you.

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    Unhappy

    thanks h3r3tic, but i dont think this program does exactly what i want since it shows in which computers an user is logged on remotely , not locally

    thanks anyway

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    h3r3tic is right. PsLoggedOn will show user logged on locally as well.

    If you want to only display locally logged on users, the command is
    psloggedon -l

    However, it does show user logged on to a specific host, not which computers a specific user is logged on to.
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    ok, gotcha. thanks for the -l flag. however, i tried the command on myself and other friends' usernames that were online and didnt display the local host. i guess the app is still under development...

    thanks

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