Find Where A User Is Logged On In A Domain

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Jan 28, 2017 · You can use LastLogonTimestamp (which is replicated to all DCs) to find a last logon time that’s accurate to within 14 days (I don’t know why it’s this interval). That is, for a date that’s more than 14 days ago, that was the last time the user logged on at any DC in the domain.

Mar 17, 2017 · find out what pc a user is logged into (domain connected) by Chris12321. This person is a verified professional. Verify your account to enable IT peers to see that you are a professional. on ... Netscan will allow you to search an ip range, and show things like, currently logged on user.4.8/5(43)

Sep 18, 2019 · Find Last Logon Time Using CMD. You can find out the time the user last logged into the domain from the command line using the net or dsquery tools. Open a command prompt (you don’t need domain administrator privileges to get AD user info) and run the command: net user administrator /domain findstr "Last"

We can find the domain name of a computer by running the following commnad from command line. systeminfo findstr /B /C:”Domain” We can find the logged in user’s domain by using the environment variable ‘USERDOMAIN’. Command for this is given below. echo %userdomain% Note that the value in %USERDOMAIN% may not be the

Feb 05, 2011 · to avoid reading things wrong and talking through users how to get the computer name/IP, is there an easy way to find out what computer (via hostname or ip) a user is logged into? both user and pc are domain connected. surely AD must have such a feature for security purposes, but i cant find it.

May 10, 2017 · Get All AD Users Logon History with their Logged on Computers (with IPs)& OUs This script will list the AD users logon information with their logged on computers by inspecting the Kerberos TGT Request Events(EventID 4768) from domain controllers. Not Only User account Name is fetched, but also users OU path and Computer Accounts are retrieved.

The target is a function that shows all logged on users by computer name or OU. It’s also possible to query all computers in the entire domain. Note that this could take some time. In my test environment it took about 4 seconds per computer on average. In Action Computer. Getting the logged on user of client01. It’s Petra. She logged in at ...