"entsupport" <u46980[ at ]uwe> wrote in message news:8bce696d82375[ at ]uwe...
[Quoted Text] > Hey I got a good scripting question for you gurus out there. We are trying
> to
> write a script that will copy certain files to a user desktop when they
> log
> onto a Windows Terminal server. Sounds easy but does anyone know how you
> can
> check against a clients connecting IP address. We have a multi site
> practice
> and each location has there own perscription printer within there site. If
> someone travels between locations they have to maually select the printer
> for
> that location within our practice management software. We are able to have
> ini files that will populate the default printer based on location but we
> need to know what office they are connecting from so that the system knows
> which file to copy over.
>
> The issue is how can windows tell what client machine is conected to the
> terminal server so we can have the proper files copied for that location.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help provided.
>
try running this script from a terminal services session to see if it gives
you what you need:
[ at ]echo off
if /i "%clientname%" EQU "Console" (
echo/you are logged in to %computername% at the console
) else (
echo/you are logged in to %computername% from %clientname%
)
/Al
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