Re: Get User Last Logon Information
- From: "Paul Williams [MVP]" <ptw2001@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2006 18:17:12 -0000
Not unless you are tracking this information. AD is used to authenticate your credentials on behalf of the LSA of the machine you are authenticating with. Once your credentials are verified the computer processes the logon. Therefore, AD doesn't track which machine you logon to. It has no idea, nor does it care. There are two main ways of getting the info. you want:
1. Auditing logon events and pulling this info. into a central database. Filtering the info. and then reporting against it.
2. Logging the logon and logoff events via logon and logoff scripts by writing this info. to a database, and the reporting against that.
You can get the last logon time with a bit of work -there's 3rd party scripts.
Systems Management tools, such as SMS or LANDesk also track this info. as part of their hardware inventory.
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Paul Williams
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