Re: How do I see users that logged in ?
- From: "Info Online4u" <info@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 29 Apr 2005 10:12:02 +0200
Michel,
thx for the right definition of "logged on"
- Sessions shows only users connected via shares, like you said.
- nbtstat -n does NOT show the currently logged on users. Even W2k users
aren't shown.
- I know W98 machines should be migrated, but there are to many hindrances:
20 machines
* Cost
* New hardware
* Complete software re-installations
* Some programs are not compatible with XP
So we decided to replace machines when needed, not because of the server-OS.
At the moment, I have so many questions and find so many annoying things in
2003.
I want do some things I can do with Novell, and can't figure out how to do
it.
I can't understand why Microsoft doesn't learn things from Novell.
example.
1) I have 1 main directory X with thousands of subdirectories.
Each subdirectory contains sub-subdirectories like administration, drawings,
letters, calculations,... these sub-subdirectories can only be accessed by
the proper group(s).
Only the administrator can make the subdirs & sub-subdirs and grant the
proper rights. (using a batch-file )
Everyone may only SEE, read, write, delete files from the directories where
they have the proper rights,
They can't MOVE or delete the subdirs, and sub-subdirs except the
sub-sub-subdirs they made themself
Well, I can't figure out how to accomplish this with Windows.
2) In Novell you don't SEE the directories where you don't have rights.
I know you can use the $ to share in windows, but that's not an option. You
still can browse to it if you know the name (which is easy)
3) Why not having only 1 tool to install on all clients (whatever Windows
version they use) to log on to a server or domain.
4) Can you log on to the server as user X and log on localy as user Y ???
Some programs need localy administration-rights to work.
I know Windows server will also have advantages on Netware, but they are
hard to find.
--
Juan
Belgium
"Michel Boks" <MichelBoks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> schreef in bericht
news:86250CE5-DF95-4235-A98C-460459232870@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Juan,
>
> Define "logged on":
> - To determine who is connected to a machine (via a share, application
> with
> open files etc): Rightclick 'my computer', choose 'manage', expand 'system
> tools'>'sessions'. You see a list of user connected to the machine.
> - To see who's physically logged on on a machine you can use nbtstat -n;
> username\0x03 displays the user name of the account currently logged on to
> the computer.
>
> Concerning your other two questions: I can only advice you to migrate the
> 98
> machine as soon as you can to Windows 2000 if that's an option. There are
> so
> many incompatibilities between 9x/ME and 2000/XP that you probably run in
> to
> many other issues (policies for example).
> - As far as I know windows can't send messages to all OS'es without 3rd
> party tools.
> - 98, ME and XP Home are not meant for Domains and thus only support
> workgroups. Another thing why you should migrate...
>
> Hope this helped.
> Kind regards,
> --
>
> Michel Boks - B.ICT
> MCSE NT4/2000
>
>
> "Info Online4u" wrote:
>
>> I new to Windows server 2003. I worked with Novell Netware.
>>
>> - How can I see which users are logged in to the server, from any client
>> (w98, wxp, w2k) and select a user to disconnect from the server.
>> - Can I send messages from the server without using the net send command
>> to
>> any client including w98. If using net send w98 clients need to open
>> winpopup + you need to know the username, and you don't know if the user
>> is
>> connected.
>> - Can you manage W98 & XP home PC's from the server ? I can't add them
>> in
>> the AD. (works for XP Pro & W2k)
>>
>>
>> In novell you have a tool where you see all users that are logged in, and
>> you can select user(s) to send messages, disconnect from the network, see
>> the files they are using, ... All in 1 tool.
>>
>>
>> Juan
>>
>>
>>
.
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