Thread: How to look the online computers on the network ?

Hi, I have rather small network in my Office and I'll just keep track of the computers that are currently enabled, I mean to say that now have been used, or in other words, currently performs all the tasks. I've experimented with client activity status of the server connection when using the search filter by activity center of the computer section but have no such solution that helps me. Need suggestions.

I suppose you require to view active connections in your Office, isn't it? View, you can do so by various ways to view this type of activities. See if you are on windows XP, first start the command quick window looks, you can write various variants of the command that can be typed to get a list of entire connections active in the network.

See, I am not receiving what has become reality, but may do so simply by the command line, and because we have too many commands I would say use the netstat command this will display a list of TCP connections all current and different ports, with both the physical computer name that IP address and host name the list of remote addresses. And long that can have their States also, as expected, established, etc.

You can do that a third party software tool, that it will keep a track on the workstation on the network, rather it can give specific rights for each machine and its users. Thus, as soon as it gives you, you don't have to worry. And I would say that this is the technical reason to prevent users do what they do not have that. But the same thing you can do with the windows that has a capacity to do an operation of this type.

Does not appear, in fact what do you mean working or running computers can I assume that you can talk about on your network computers to the Internet? or Please Tell me that what do you mean by that? If the concern about the task, then I would say there is called the smp servers Software 7.1, which give you a view where you can see the computers, which were, in the context of the task to the server.