Re: Help with Logon Script

If your server is not a domain controller then you must place
your logon script into the Startup folder - either the one for
"All Users" or the one for each specific user, depending on
your requirements.


"BALEMAN" <BALEMAN@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Thanks Pegasus - but - this server is NOT a domain controller. Therefore,
I
have no such path (%SystemRoot%\SYSVOL\sysvol\{DomainName}\SCRIPTS.


"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:


"BALEMAN" <BALEMAN@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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1) Windows Server 2003 Standard
2) Remote Users access server with Remote Desktop Connection
3) Usernames and Passwords already setup on the server and remote pc

As Administrator, I need to document the Username, Login Date, Login
Time,
and IP Address of the remote PC of all users who access the server.

Below is the batch file I'm using:

:Logging
If Exist \\bem-srvr\Logs\LogOns.txt GoTo START
Echo Log File > \\bem-srvr\Logs\LogOns.txt
:START
Echo >> \\bem-srvr\Logs\LogOns.txt
Echo Log On: %USERNAME% %COMPUTERNAME% %Date:~0,16% %Time:~0,5% >>
\\bem-srvr\Logs\LogOns.txt
netstat -an |find "3389" |find /I "established" >>
\\bem-srvr\Logs\LogOns.txt

I can place this batch file on the root drive of the server, double
click
on
the batch file's icon, and the information displays in the LogOns.txt
file.
I have used the "profile tab" under USERS and placed the batch file
there -
doesn't work. I utilized gpedit.msc-->user settings-->logon scripts
and
put
it there - doesn't work. No matter where I place the batch file, when
a
remote user logs on, the information does not post to LogOns.txt unless
I
manually run the batch file.

Please help.

Logon batch files must reside in the "netlogon" share, which usually
points to %SystemRoot%\SYSVOL\sysvol\{DomainName}\SCRIPTS.





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