RE: Who's on the system
Go to computer management - Shared Folders - Open Files. To go to computer
management, right click on my computer and click on manage.
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David Davis [MCSE, CCNA, Security +]
"Jeff Viola" wrote:
> Is there a way to run an equivalent to a Linux "Who" command on the windows
> Server? Or do some how know who is connected and using what apps or files?
> In NT I remember I could see who had what apps or file open. Now when I want
> to do a reboot I can't tell who is on or what they are doing.
>
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> Jeff
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Relevant Pages
- Re: List of current logged on users
... * This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties and confers no rights! ... I already tried from Admin Tools, computer management, ... > Folders, Session, Shares, Open Files, or from Task Manager, Users. ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.active_directory) - Re: User access to view open files in computer management
... If you give the user access to Shared Folders, ... everything else in Computer Management. ... Run that file from the server. ... When an user open it (Open Files), he get an error message, that he has ...
(microsoft.public.windows.server.general) - Re: Cant Delete - "file is being used by another person or program"
... Check under computer management - Shared Folders - Open Files ... > I get the subject noted error message on my desktop when I try to delete ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web) - Find out which users are locking files
... Is there a way to do this in WSH? ... Under Computer Management you can see which files are open and the names of the users that have locks on them. ... (System Tools \ Shared Folders \ Open Files). ... I want to be able to run a script or program that will tell me those files and the users who have the locks on them. ...
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