I have a Windows 2000 server that I want to determine the last time a
user logged into it.  I have found some scripts that query the domain
but this has all users, not just the ones i am looking for.

Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

CB

.... and it typically does not indicate where each user logged in...

Try logging on to the server with an adminstrative account, and typing this
command:

(@for /f "delims=~" %X in ('dir/a/s/b ntuser.dat') do @echo %~tX "%X")|@sort

Assuming the server is configured with a date and time format that is
sortable as text, this will display a list of all profiles with the most
recently logged in to one at the last.

/Al

Try my freeware tool NetUsers.exe:
http://www.optimumx.com/download/


Network Users [Version 1.23]

Displays a list of users logged on to a specified Windows system.


The syntax of this command is:

NetUsers.exe [\\computername \\...] [/history] [/local] [/verbose]

\\computername Allows you to query remote systems. Multiple computers
                can be specified, each separated by a space.
/history|/h    Displays the user accounts that have logged on in the past.
If
                history is omitted, currently logged on users are displayed.
/local|/l      Includes local user accounts in the output, by default they
                are skipped. In a domain these are usually service accounts.
/verbose|/v    Reports non-fatal problems as errors (such as deleted
accounts)


An argument of /? or -? displays this syntax and returns 1.
A successful completion will return 0.



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