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The remote desktop is running on Windows7. I do not have admin rights.
Using nestat I am able to get a list of all remotely connected IP Addresses:
C:\>netstat -n | find "3389" | find "ESTABLISHED"
TCP 10.*.4.10:3389 10.*.4.*1:50031 ESTABLISHED
TCP 10.*.4.10:3389 10.*.4.*2:50032 ESTABLISHED
TCP 10.*.4.10:3389 10.*.4.*3:50033 ESTABLISHED
TCP 10.*.4.10:3389 10.*.4.*4:50034 ESTABLISHED
TCP 10.*.4.10:3389 10.*.4.*5:50035 ESTABLISHED
On the PC we have several accounts (e.g. USER1, USER2, USER3, USER4, USER5).
I am writing a program that will require as an input a list of these users mapped to the account they are currently logged into - I need to be able to do this from command prompt.
The desired output could look like this:
(the format is really not that important, if I get the info in any way I will handle it somehow)
10.*.4.*1:50031 USER1
10.*.4.*2:50032 USER2
10.*.4.*3:50033 USER3
10.*.4.*4:50034 USER4
10.*.4.*5:50035 USER5
Igor L.
Posted 2016-05-18T11:03:43.197
Reputation: 103
You can't use port number for this, it is dynamic. Since it appears this is all within your LAN, you are in control of it, wouldn't it be easier to use a static IP address or static DHCP reservations and have a hard map, like 10.1.4.11 is Joan, 10.1.4.12 is Mark, 10.1.4.13 is Erik, etc? – acejavelin – 2016-05-18T11:48:47.380
Thank you for the dynamic info.. actually I only need the IP addresses. The second part of the comment - I cannot have static IP addresses for users, since some users can be connected to via any of the users in our VLAN.
What I could do and handle via my program is described in this question (did not want to make things complicated by adding 2 questions here) - http://superuser.com/questions/1078181/match-account-ipaddress-of-users-connected-to-a-remote-desktop