Many times, I need to find out the computers users are currently
logged on to. Thus, I wrote FindLogon.vbs, which locates the
machine a user is logged on to by looking at the open sessions
on the user's home server and determining which computers those
sessions-originate from.  Listing 1 shows an excerpt from
FindLogon.vbs. You can download the entire script from the
Windows Scripting Solutions Web site. Go to, enter 48796 in the
InstantDoc ID text box, then click the hotlink. I wrote this
script for machines running Windows XP. To launch the script,
use the command  CScript FindLogon.vbs domain\nt_id  where
domain is the name of the user's domain and nt_id is the user's
logon name.  FindLogon.vbs assumes that the home directory field
in the user's domain account properties isn't empty. This field
contains the name of the user's home server, which is needed to
access that server's sessions. When a user accesses resources on
a server, an active session is established-between the user's
computer and that server