Vista - detect who accessed my computer from the LAN

Hi,
this is my first post hope you will help me.
i just want to have a vbscript that popup msgbox telling that somebody accessed my computer in my lan. i want to know his/her computer name, then the file he/she opens. i know i can monitor it from COMPUTER MANAGEMENT/shared folders with sessions and blah...blah...blah... but i want to do this in vbscript.

thanks in advance.

"webb" <guest@xxxxxx-email.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Hi,

I am not sure if this is what you are looking for.. but for example a
"netstat -a" command will show some connection information
Also the Firewall log (if you have on) may contain usefull information

Heinz

webb wrote:This does not sound like something that can be accomplished with
vbscript. To provide a popup that appears whenever a remote computer
accesses your computer, you would need a TSR program or a service,
neither of which is something for which vbscript is suitable, AFAIK.
Also, all incoming calls from your network card would have to be routed
through this service/tsr, which can create instability or performance
issues.

I suppose you could schedule a vbscript file to run every few minutes to
check your firewall log, but that's not really the same as what you are
asking for, is it?
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HTH,
Bob Barrows

guys thanks for your reply. but still i badly need it. here'a a situation. i made a script that lets me know when somebody dropped a file in my shared folder and it goes find. isn't it posible to know who are opening my shared folder in vbscript?

"webb" <guest@xxxxxx-email.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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I think what you can do is this:

1.
Find out the IP connections to your PC at the time when the file was
created.
When you see that at 4pm a new file was dropped in your share - then look at
the LAN connections at 4pm
For thsi you'd need to monitor\log "netstat -a" or firewall logs in
paralell to the share's content.

2.
Instead of monitoring access to your share in "realtime" - maybe you can
use NTFS to find out who wrote a file to your share ...?
On a NTFS system each file has an owner - I think (?) that the owner is the
person that has created the file...
Have a look here if this sounds interessting for you :
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scr...4/hey1007.mspx

Heinz

it seems my problem is imposible to solve in vbs. what about this one, i want to put in my txt file all pcname available in LAN. pls a little help

webb wrote:The following commands can give you some info

NET SESSION <- lists sessions open to your computer
NET FILE <- lists files opened by <user name>

Both commands require administrative privileges.
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