Hi I'm trying to create a login script for our NT4 server. We have several people logging in using Win95, 98, 2000 Pro, & XP Pro. What I want to do is log the user's login names and the name of the machine they're logging in from, as well as basic OS information etc.. In the Login script (login.bat), I've included e.g. echo %USERNAME% logging in from %COMPUTERNAME% >> \Logs\%COMPUTERNAME%.txt ver >> \Logs\%COMPUTERNAME%.txt echo . >> \Logs\%COMPUTERNAME%.txt echo Environment variables are as follows : >> \Logs\%COMPUTERNAME%.txt set >> \Logs\%COMPUTERNAME%.txt Unfortunately, the %USERNAME% and %COMPUTERNAME% variables don't seem to be set in some of the PCs by the time the login script is run. Can anyone please help with this ?

Those variables are only set in NT based systems (NT/2k/XP) - and won't be in 9x/ME. I think there are some clever solutions available - try Google to look for them? (eg, you can set them up in autoexec.bat on 9x machines - computer should be easy enough to populate - just set it to what it is, but user will depend on logon if multi-user machines.