You want who is logged on at a certain machine? It may be possible
using the Active Directory objects (System.Directo ryServices) or you'll
have to create your own application for each machine.
Chris,
Yes - based on the machine name/address I can look in a Directory and
get the logon name.
Will try to see whats inside System.Director yServices .
Tx for the tip.
"GTi" <tunlid@gmail.c om> wrote in message
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| Chris,
| Yes - based on the machine name/address I can look in a Directory and
| get the logon name.
| Will try to see whats inside System.Director yServices .
Nothing, the DS aren't meant to keep track of logged-on users, the AD is a
(static) store of directory objects and properties like users, machines etc.
It doesn't keep track of dynamic properties like a logon status, it doesn't
even handle the logon, so it can't keep track of it.
One option you have to use System.Manageme nt and WMI to query for the logon
state of a user on a specific machine.
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