Find User name across domain with only pcname 1

[chrisbo]

How do I find who is logged onto a PC across the domain with only the PC name
Microsoft Domain

 

[Yardyy]

You can download a samll util called "tell me where" from

http://www.securewave.com

email me if you can find it al send it.. it is only 228k, does not even need an installation.. Regards

Yardyy

 

[Zelandakh]

Go to WINS Manager and sort by machine. This will list the PC name and next to it (above or below) the Username.

 

[rubbaninja]

tell me where isn't that great of a tool, I think it may also be as picky as being case sensitive. The best thing to use for this, and a billion other NT LAN "Things" is dameware

http://www.dameware.com

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If you get dameware utilities, navigate to the workstations or servers and do a properties on the machine you will get who is logged in under the network tab. You can also get other information that is oh-so-very-neat-and-sweet!

 

[nbarwig]

Here is a vb script that does the trick....
Just copy this into a text file and rename the extension to .vbs (oh, and make sure some of the lines don't wrap)

ComputerName = "COMPUTERNAME"
winmgmt1 = "winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!//"& COMPUTERNAME &""

Set UserSet = GetObject( winmgmt1 ).InstancesOf ("Win32_ComputerSystem&quot
strCurrentUser = ""
cntrs = 0
for each User in UserSet
If cntrs > 1 Then
strCurrentUser = strCurrentUser & ", " & User.UserName
Else
strCurrentUser = User.UserName
End If
cntrs = cntrs + 1
Next

Msgbox "Current Logon (" & COMPUTERNAME & " is " & strCurrentUser, vbOkOnly, "Current Logon"

 

[KJohnson21]

Use: NBTSTAT -a pcname

If the far-end computer is on, it will respond. If someone's logged in, it will show the username also.