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How are they logging in? If it is via IIS then look at the logs in c:\winnt\system32\logfiles
Otherwise - if you mean file shares etc - then switching auditing on for logon/logoff events and examine the event log. That will usually give a machine name - then just go to DNS server and reverse lookup the thing. If it has been cleared out of there you could always check DHCP leases - and also the WINS name lookup.
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Otherwise - if you mean file shares etc - then switching auditing on for logon/logoff events and examine the event log. That will usually give a machine name - then just go to DNS server and reverse lookup the thing. If it has been cleared out of there you could always check DHCP leases - and also the WINS name lookup.
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Hollingside Technologies, Making Technology work for you.
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