In Active Directory, computers use accounts and passwords just like users. A computer must join the domain (become associated with a computer account) before a person can use it to log into their own account. After the initial migration, this is the process you will use to add computers to the domain. First, create a computer account object in AD. Identify stale Active Directory computer accounts with dsquery but not the last time the computer logged into the domain. such as a laptop where the corresponding user may be able to do We would love you to evaluate one or more of our products, use the links below to download the installer. If you have any questions regarding installation please just ask. Administrator Access Quick Reference Welcome! Registered company administrators can now access ADP services web site without selecting a digital certificate. ADP uses new technology to provide this simple and easy access so administrators can focus on the tasks to support your company. I know that it is possible to find out what users are currently logged into a Debian Jessie machine, and from which machine they log in (if SSH). But is there a way, from a Debian Jessie machine, to find out what (Debian Jessie) machines a domain user is currently logged into? HI Guys, We have sccm 2012, scom 2012, Quest Active Roles in our environment. Is there anyway I can find out what computer a user is logged into, its a pain calling the user to find out his/her machine name as i have to give them instructions to open a powershell screen and then type hostname and read it out to me. How to find out which user is logged into which PC using active directory Back in the days of NT4 and WINS I could search WINS database for a username that had registered messenger service entry, get the IP address the registration came from and then do a lookup of the PC name from that IP address. The first name in the list usually is the logged on user (try playing with the NET NAME comma