Terminal Server, who logged on/off and when?

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  1. jadentyhy

    jadentyhy Member

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    Hi all

    I am looking for a utility to help browse the Security Log of the Event Viewer on a Windows Terminal Server.
    What I would like to see, is something like:
    Who has been logged on to the server during a given period (say a day/week/month)?
    Possibility to view logon periods for a single user (like logon time / logoff time)

    When doing a manual browsing thru the Event Viewer, I am often overloaded by all the information. I am thinking that there must be a great little utility out there that can help me find this information.

    I don't have the budget for a big, massive tool with a bunch of features that I probably don't need. However, the solution don't have to be freeware.

    Any help appreciated. Thank you in advance.



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  2. scorpNZ

    scorpNZ Active member

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    Saw this yesterday so since no replies you may want to re-post this over at tech republic you may have better luck as it's more tech related & has more techies viewing
     
  3. xboxdvl2

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    im not sure what kinda logs you are looking for.
    i am admin of a gaming league but the site was already set it up i'm just admin and i can view the league logs after logging in which shows stuff like members logged in time,ip number ,new members joining,email addresses,admin changes,staff changes.
    i also know routers have a router log on them in your router settings but i cant make sense of it.
    websites can have cookie trackers added to show who's viewed the page and when.
    I can't make sense of windows event logs usually they have a error code if something did happen.
     
  4. ps355528

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    without knowing what these logs even look like.. wouldn't go near a windoze server if you paid me.. honest..) a logical method springs to mind.. most log files are text files.. so why not use a word/term search feature like firefox and various word processing things have? .. thinking out loud..
     
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