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thank you, I've brought that screen up hundreds of times and never noticed that
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Response Number 3
Name: Maurice Reed Date: July 5, 2002 at 05:23:10 Pacific
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If vb scripting is enabled you can put the following code into a file called getuser.vbs and place it somewhere where its easily accessible on a shared drive. Execute the file and it should return the Doman name, user name and workstation name.
Set W = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network") Dim S Stop S = "Domain:" + vbTab S = S + W.UserDomain S = S + vbCr + "Computer:" S = S + vbTab + W.ComputerName S = S + vbCr + "UserName:" S = S + vbTab + W.UserName WScript.Echo S
VB scripting enabled? Don't I have enough problems as sysadmin? :)
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Response Number 5
Name: Spiney69 Date: July 8, 2002 at 03:39:26 Pacific
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There is a command line tool in the resource kit called whoami.exe which will tell you who is logged on. Theres also a tool you can download called netusers.exe which can also tell you this from a remote PC.
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