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amyamandaallen
Member Posts: 316
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Hi,
This one is probably so simple that I just cant see how to do it.
I need to install a font onto quite a few pc's. Thats no problem I can go in as the admin to the c$ share etc and install it in the relevent place. I know the user account names, but need to know which machines they are logged onto so I can install the font. I could just disturb them all but this seemed an easy way.
So my question is how do I find out which pc's there logged onto please? Where on Server 2000 at the moment.
Cheers
Amy
This one is probably so simple that I just cant see how to do it.
I need to install a font onto quite a few pc's. Thats no problem I can go in as the admin to the c$ share etc and install it in the relevent place. I know the user account names, but need to know which machines they are logged onto so I can install the font. I could just disturb them all but this seemed an easy way.
So my question is how do I find out which pc's there logged onto please? Where on Server 2000 at the moment.
Cheers
Amy
Remember I.T. means In Theory ( it should works )
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sprkymrk Member Posts: 4,884 ■■■□□□□□□□Download the pstools, then export a list of your computer names from AD to a text file. Run a command like this:
for /f %C in (c:\temp\computernames.txt) do psloggedon \\%C >> c:\temp\loggedon.txt
It will take a while to run, but then check the loggedon.txt file to see what users are logged on to what computers.All things are possible, only believe. -
j938 Member Posts: 101And while your at it go ahead and make you an inventory spreadsheet.
-- I use dameware it shows the computer name and description so for all computers I have I name the description with their name.Growth is limited.