Record IP for win2003 remote logins
WINDOWS 2003 Remote Desktop does not record login IP is really a headache, this method can record the IP of the lander, the specific steps are as follows:
1, create a log directory, such as the C disk under the establishment of an RDP directory "C:/RDP."
2, and then in the "C:/RDP" directory to create a name "RDPlog.txt" text File "C:/rdp/rdplog.txt".
3, and then in the "C:/RDP" directory to create a name "Rdplog.bat" batch file, the content is:
date/t >>rdplog.txt
time/t >>rdplog.txt
Netstat-n-P TCP | Find ": 3389" >>rdplog.txt
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4. Access to Control Panel---management tools---Terminal Server configuration---RDP-TCP---properties-environment-enable the following programs when a user logs on---The program path and filename---write "C:\RDP\rdplog.bat"---start with--write "C:\RDP\" That's OK. The next time you log in with the terminal will automatically record the IP address to "C:/rdp/rdplog.txt", open the direct look on the line.