How can I see the currently connected users on my win2k serv
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I believe there was a thread about this subject about a month ago, and the recommended program was 3Com Network Supervisor, which is either free or has a 30/45 day demo... I'll have to check when I get home. Anyway, a search on the 3Com site might turn it up.
Right click on "My Computer", select "Manage", and then expand "Shared Folders" and open "Sessions". That should show all the current connections and let you disconnect them. Also, you can manage remote systems by right clicking on "Computer Management", select "Connect to Another Computer..." and then entering the name of the target computer.
Quote:Right click on "My Computer", select "Manage", and then expand "Shared Folders" and open "Sessions". That should show all the
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the name of the target computer.
Nice tips. I'm just learning how to use this administrative tools. it is really cool that you can do everything from here.
I'm still learning!!!!
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the name of the target computer.
Nice tips. I'm just learning how to use this administrative tools. it is really cool that you can do everything from here.
I'm still learning!!!!
OP
Thank you veyr much works like a charm.
Bumpskeez to the top.
Being an MCSE on nt 4, im sure a few more things will popup.
Bumpskeez to the top.
Being an MCSE on nt 4, im sure a few more things will popup.
Start/run/srvmgr
or
start/run/cmd
netstat -a "nameofcomputer"
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netstat
or
start/run/cmd
netstat -a "nameofcomputer"
or
netstat
Quote:Start/run/srvmgr
or
start/run/cmd
netstat -a "nameofcomputer"
or
netstat
this works even better.
Thank you DosFreak
or
start/run/cmd
netstat -a "nameofcomputer"
or
netstat
this works even better.
Thank you DosFreak