robM

Uraken open up the script created by the batch file and save as a .CSV file. Then open up that file in the spreadsheet of your choice (mines OpenOffice) Select the data columns and then sort it on column C and column D. This gives a list of users and the times they logged in and out. I usually take the text file and cut and paste the previous days logging events into another file named as the date.CSV. This makes it easier to retrieve the info required. It has proved useful on more than a few occasions to find out last used a computer that had been vandalised. Also by finding out who had been sitting close by we have been able to get corroborating evidence, before confronting the culprit.!! Rob

I've been using Censornet (Free) for the past couple of years and it does everything that you could want . We also bought the image filter system and Blacklist update subscription. It has certainly cut down on the number of complaints from staff about images unsuitable images being looked at. Go to http://www.adelix.com to get a copy. I run it on a standard pc with upgraded RAM and HD. No problems at all Rob

Hi all, I've been lurking on the site for a while now and have just picked up on this thread. There seems to be a lot of complicated code for what is a simple job. I log my users and computers (900 and 350) using a couple of batch files which are called from a login script. They are placed in a GPO in User Configuration-Window Settings-Scripts The logon script is as follows: @echo ON,%COMPUTERNAME%,%USERNAME%,%TIME%,%DATE% >> \\server\wherever\monitor.txt. The Logoff script is the same (replacing ON with OFF!) The text file is converted on a daily basis to a CSV file and then manipulated in a spreadsheet. I hope this helps someone Rob