Remote Access Software

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Q) In windows XP i noticed you can link to another computer on the network through Computer manager in administrator Tools. Does anyone know what command you can use the CMD window to find out who is remotely connected to your PC?

 

shouldnt the computer that is being connected to be prompted to allow a connection?

 

AD or stand alone?

 

Domain or Workgroup

 

slap or bitch-slapped

 

AD i think there's a option to allow maximum users to share folders under the sharing option.

The problem we have got is someone playing a joke but going too far, yes we can put up the firewall but need to track them first and find out who is the prankster

 

Well from i can see there's no option to change the firewall in WinXP because all the PC's are RIS built and sit on a AD server

 

Burger or Kebab?

 

Domain

 

You would of thought so! But no message appears. Instead the CD/DVDrom ejects this happens almost every 2 - 3 minutes. Now the first time is strange but after 16th time the joke gets a bit thin!

 

so is this relating to folder shares or someone remoted to a another comp without authorised access?

 

i would stop the remote assistance service on the workstation, and show the user how to manually start it, if and when required

 

event log or audting or both, or the CD Drive drawer isn't go in fully!

 

Thanks sparky i will try that!

 

Someone who has access to the PC without permission.

 

Look for one of the admins or someone that has the admin password.