tracking log ons?
Created: 05 May 2010 | 2 comments
Does D.S. have a way to track how many individual logins there are with in a given time period in? Say a specific hour time frame? I'm in an educational environemnt, I'd like to track how many people logged in, and have a count of which labs had how many logins, during a given period. Im using DS 6.9 SP3. Thanks
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No, I'm afraid this can't be
No, I'm afraid this can't be done. Deployment Server does not store history -just the current status. It would not be simple to customise Deployment Server to give this functionality either.
Notification Server can track logons, or you could setup login scripts to write to a fileshare to track this?
Kind Regards,
Ian./
Ian Atkin, Senior Developer for the ICT Support Team, Oxford University, UK
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This isn't high tech by any means but (When used in a login script) it creates text files that show who loged in where and what time. Hope it helps.
echo %username%,%user%,%computername%,%userdomain%,%time%,%date%, >> "X:\!Databases\login\data\%username%,%user%.txt"
FOR /F "tokens=1 delims=," %%G IN ('getmac.exe /FO CSV /NH') DO echo %%G, >> "X:\!Databases\Logins\data\%username%,%user%.txt"
FOR /F "tokens=2 skip=7 delims=:" %%G IN ('ipconfig') DO echo %%G, >> "X:\!Databases\Logins\data\%username%,%user%.txt"
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